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Kernersville
Transportation and accessibility
On the move
Public transport
Kernersville residents have access to the Piedmont Authority for Regional Transportation (PART) system, with the Kernersville Express Route 17 providing weekday connections to downtown Winston-Salem and Greensboro. The service operates from the Town Hall Park & Ride facility, making it convenient for commuters working in the larger metropolitan areas. While no local train or light rail services operate directly in Kernersville, residents can connect to Amtrak stations in Greensboro and High Point through PART's regional bus network, extending travel options beyond the immediate area.
Airports
Air travel is highly accessible from Kernersville, with Piedmont Triad International Airport. This regional airport serves as a hub for several carriers and offers flights to major destinations across the United States. The close proximity makes it one of the most convenient airports for residents seeking domestic and some international travel options. Smith Reynolds Airport in Winston-Salem, about 12 miles away, primarily serves general aviation and charter flights, providing additional aviation access for business travelers.
Cars and driving
Kernersville offers excellent highway access for drivers, with Interstate 40 providing direct connections to both Winston-Salem and Greensboro within 15-20 minutes during typical traffic conditions. The Salem Parkway (U.S. Route 421) runs through the area, offering another major thoroughfare for regional travel. The Winston-Salem Northern Beltway further enhances connectivity to surrounding areas. Downtown commutes to either Winston-Salem or Greensboro typically take 20-30 minutes, making Kernersville an attractive option for those seeking apartments in Kernersville, NC, with reasonable commuting distances.
Pedestrians and bicycles
Kernersville features over 20 miles of greenway trails that connect various neighborhoods and parks, providing excellent recreational opportunities for those who prefer to walk or bike. The town's Pedestrian and Bike Plan outlines ongoing improvements to infrastructure throughout the community. While the overall Walk Score is moderate, the downtown area and newer residential developments offer better pedestrian access to local shops and restaurants.