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A temporary bus stop cone has been placed at Capitol and Myrtle.
The inbound stop at Idaho and 1st is closed due to construction. The next nearest stop is at Idaho and 3rd.
The outbound stop at Emerald and Latah is closed. A temporary stop cone has been placed on Americana just before the construction barrels about 250 feet near side of the actual stop. Also, the inbound stop at Emerald and Garden is closed. A temporary stop has been placed at Emerald and Pond. The inbound stop at Emerald and Roosevelt is closed. A temporary stop cone has been placed on the far side of the intersection.
The outbound stop at Veterans Memorial Parkway and State Street has been removed. A temporary bus stop is in place in front of the Big Smoke.
The inbound and outbound stops at 15th and State are closed due to construction work. Also, the outbound stop at 13th and State is closed. There is no temporary stop.
This route is on detour. Outbound going to the V.A. (from Main Street): left on 3rd, right on Washington Street back on regular route. Inbound (leaving the V.A.): west on Fort, right on 3rd, left on Jefferson back on regular route. A temporary stop cone has been placed on 3rd and Washington.
Route 18 is on detour and one stop is impacted. The inbound detour east on Warm Springs, onto ParkCenter/Warm Springs, right at Parkcenter roundabout, u-turn at Wise Way roundabout and back to regular route. The outbound detour is the reverse of the inbound. The inbound stop at Wise Way is closed. A temporary has been placed across from the outbound stop on Wise Way.
The outbound stop at Overland and Cole is closed due to construction. Temporary stops are in placed nearside,
The inbound (from Nampa) Route 41 will be on detour in Boise beginning Thursday, March 29. The detour (from Towne Square Mall): left on Cole Road, right on Emerald Street, left on Curtis Road, merge on to I-184, transition on to Myrtle, left on 13th, right on Main Street.
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Thank you to everyone who provided comment on ValleyConnect 2.0
ValleyConnect 2.0 envisions a public transportation system that offers numerous options to travel around the region. It is Valley Regional Transit’s response to the need to accommodate both current transportation needs and future growth in the Treasure Valley. The Valley Regional Transit Board of Directors approved the plan at its April 2 meeting.
New Travel Information Volunteer
Welcome Gerald (Jerry) Douthit, our newest Travel Information Volunteer (TIV). Jerry is retired and a student at Boise State University. He also works part time driving the Boise State parking shuttle. He doesn't ride our system as often as our other TIVs, but that's OK. He is doing a current project in which he works with children with the goal of transitioning them from ACCESS Paratransit to the ValleyRide fixed-route system.