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July 14 5:00 AM
Route 29 Stops at Overland & Owyhee on both sides have been closed and temp stops placed on each side, far side of the intersection.
Valley Regional Transit works with other stakeholders across the Treasure Valley to get more people to more places more often. To do this, service planning and capital planning are a constant priority. Service planning determines where public transit is provided. Capital planning builds and maintains the infrastructure for public transit.
This is the planning archive.
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2023
2023 Program of projects
The Program of Projects is a one sheet reference guide outlining fiscal year capital projects and program costs listed by county and includes funding sources and matching amounts.
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2022
2022 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan for Ada and Canyon counties
Federal transit law requires that projects selected for funding under the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Section 5310 program be derived from a locally developed Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan (or “Coordinated Plan”). This plan engages public transportation and human service providers in identifying the transportation needs of individuals with disabilities, older adults, and people with low incomes. This plan will provide strategies for meeting those needs and prioritize transportation services for funding and implementation.
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Meridian Fixed-Route Service
VRT worked with the City of Meridian, local businesses, and the general public to develop a new route serving the heart of Meridian. That route began service on October 3, 2022.
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Regional Vanpool Study
Valley Regional Transit and Ada County Highway District Commuteride, the regional vanpool provider, have partnered to evaluate the impacts of commuters changing needs on vanpool programs and offerings, and develop concrete solutions and action steps to expand the breadth and reach of vanpool and shared mobility services regionwide.
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2021
State Street Alternative Analysis
In cooperation with the State Street Technical Team and participants from the Ada County Highway District (ACHD), City of Boise, the Capital City Development Corporation (CCDC), the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) and the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD), Fehrs and Peers led an alternative analysis to recommend a preferred alternative for transit service between State Street, Whitewater Park, and downtown Boise.
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2021 Program of projects addendum
The Program of Projects is a one sheet reference guide outlining fiscal year capital projects and program costs listed by county and includes funding sources and matching amounts.
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