June 20 2:45 PM
highRoute 43- WB off ramp at exit 29/ Caldwell is closed. On the pm route the stop at the NE corner of Chicago & 12th is closed. Passengers will be dropped off on the SW corner of Chicago & 12th.
Route 43- WB off ramp at exit 29/ Caldwell is closed. On the pm route the stop at the NE corner of Chicago & 12th is closed. Passengers will be dropped off on the SW corner of Chicago & 12th.
The stop at the airport has moved to the general public traffic lanes on the lower loop of Airport Way. The stop is located from pillar 14 to pillar 17 at the end of the arrivals pick up lanes
Outbound stop at 13th and Ridenbaugh is closed, no temp placed.
Route 43 - EB on ramp at exit 29/Caldwell is closed for construction. Chicago & 12th SW corner is the pick up and drop off location for both a.m. and p.m. routes. Buses will use the 10th Ave exit to access the freeway for both a.m. and p.m. routes
Valley Regional Transit provides three fixed-line routes that travel between Boise, Meridian, Caldwell, Garden City, and Nampa. Each bus has a designated route with stops along the way, all of which are scheduled and documented in our system maps. There are a few options to pay your fare, get to your bus stop, and navigate the bus system as a whole.
We spent the day with Erin and had her explain the do's and don'ts of riding the bus. Watch this video to figure it out.
VRT offers one-way, one-day, 31-day, and annual passes. Most buses require local fare, except intercounty routes 40, 43, and 45, which require universal fare. There are discounted rates for certain riders:
Children 0-5 years old ride free.
Find Your Fare
You can purchase a pass ahead of time at one of our stations, offices, or participating locations. They’re also available on the bus. Or, just pay your fare on your phone.
Most VRT buses use fixed-line service. Fixed-line buses are what you probably think of as a traditional bus. To ride, look up when your bus is scheduled to arrive at a stop and make sure you’re ready as it approaches. On fixed-line service, all busses travel along the same route with the same schedule, whether or not you ride.
In Canyon County, VRT OnDemand allows you to get to more places by booking a ride when you need it using our mobile app or website. Once your ride is scheduled, a VRT bus will pick you up at the bus stop, then drop you off at the bus stop closest to your destination.
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It’s simple! The type of bus service is determined by your location. Use the trip planner to help determine which bus route you need. If you need help, contact the help desk.
Is your stop too far to walk? Find additional tools to get you to and from your next bus stop.
Learn how to ride ValleyRide buses and read bus schedules through our Travel Training program! This service is provided free of charge to anyone. We can help even if your disability makes it difficult for you to ride, read maps, check schedules, or identify bus stops.
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