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November 04 4:00 AM

Inbound State and Pierce Park stop closed, no temp placed due to construction.

November 04 4:00 AM

Outbound route 9 State and Pierce Park stop closed, no temp placed due to construction.

November 04 4:00 AM

Inbound route 9 stop on State and 11th is closed, temporary stop placed at State and 12th near side.

November 04 2:00 AM

Route 9 OB stop at State and Ellen’s Ferry closed. No temp stop placed.

2

November 04 12:00 AM

Route 2 is running 15 minutes behind schedule

2

November 04 12:00 AM

Route 5 is running 25 minutes behind schedule due

29

November 04 12:00 AM

Route 29 is running 28 minutes behind schedule

16

November 04 12:00 AM

Route 16 is running 10 minutes behind schedule

21

November 04 12:00 AM

Route 21 is running 13 minutes behind schedule

20

November 04 12:00 AM

Route 20 is running 10 minutes behind schedule

4

October 30 2:00 AM

Stop at Latah & Alpine SWC closed. Temp stop placed just south of Vaughn near Latah Village Apartment complex

4

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.

September 10 1:00 AM

Stops on 1st & Idaho and 1st & Bannock will be closed. Please use the bus stop on Main & 1st.

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Regional Public Transportation Authority

Our Responsibility to You

Valley Regional Transit is the Regional Public Transportation Authority (RPTA) for Ada County and Canyon County. According to Idaho Code, an RPTA’s responsibilities include:

  • being accountable to local governments;
  • having exclusive jurisdiction over publicly-funded transportation;
  • providing public transportation services;
  • encouraging private transportation programs; and
  • coordinating both public and private transportation programs.

Valley Regional Transit manages contracts for the operation of fixed-route bus services, on-demand bus service, and ACCESS paratransit service. Fixed-route bus services consist of 18 fixed-line routes, and four intercounty routes between Ada County and Canyon County. The VRT Board of Directors is composed of up to 29 members. These members are publicly elected or appointed officials from each jurisdiction. The Board represents 19 jurisdictions in the two counties and a service population of about 650,000 people.

Vision Statement

Valley Regional Transit envisions a region with comprehensive public transportation choices designed to meet the needs of citizens and businesses and to support livable, healthy, and sustainable communities through adequate and secure funding to support those choices.

Mission Statement

Valley Regional Transit’s mission is to leverage, develop, provide, and manage transportation resources and to coordinate the effective and efficient delivery of comprehensive transportation choices to the region’s citizens.