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September 29 4:00 AM
The Stop on Latah and Alpine for the route 4 to the mall is closed and temp stop placed long by the crosswalk light.
How is Public Transportation Doing?
VRT reports on public transportation utilization across services in Ada County and Canyon County, including fixed route, on demand, specialized transportation and vanpools.
FY2022 First Quarter Ridership Information FY2022 Second Quarter Ridership InformationRidership Dashboard
Funding & Usage Information
Funding for Valley Regional Transit (VRT) is provided through a variety of revenue sources. The majority of funding is received through federal grants and voluntary contributions from local partners, with a small amount from bus fares and advertising revenue. VRT works with the governing bodies within Ada and Canyon counties to leverage these funding sources to provide transit services, initiate capital projects, and fund regional planning and administration of the system. VRT works with other agencies like the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) and the Idaho Department of Transportation (ITD) to find and secure additional funding sources that could provide one-time project funding needs, as well as coordinate sustainable funding strategies that are necessary to grow public transportation in the Treasure Valley.
Reports and Audits
FACT SHEETS
2023 VRT Year In Review 2022 VRT Fact Sheet 2021 VRT Fact Sheet 2020 VRT Fact Sheet 2019 VRT Fact Sheet
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FY2023 Financial Statements FY2022 Financial Statements FY 2021 Financial Statements FY2020 Audit Report FY 2020 Financial Statements FY 2019 Financial Statements FY 2018 Financial Statements
ONBOARD SURVEYS
2021 Onboard Survey
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Public Records
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