August 14 5:00 AM
Route 40: Emergency Road Construction Detours in effect expect delays about 30 min
Route 40: Emergency Road Construction Detours in effect expect delays about 30 min
The Outbound stop at Orchard & Greenbriar has been closed. No temp stop has been placed.
The stop on Latah and Alpine towards MSS is closed for construction and temp stop placed near side.
All Route 42 heading towards HDTC expect delays and detours Stops closed in Nampa Garrity and Jacob Allcott, Garrity and 39th, Garrity and N Venice 16th Ave N and 7th Emergency Road Repair
Route 45: Emergency Road Construction Expect delays up to 30 Min Service will be detoured
Route 28 is on small detour at Frank Church High School; the bus will be taking right onto Salt Creek from Pro Tech, servicing the temp stop on Salt Creek, and then taking a right on Trabuco back to regular route.
Outbound route 7 and 8 are on new detour. No stops will be missed.
Due to construction, Route 40 will be on detour starting Thursday August 8, 2026, until Monday October 26, 2026. Detour is, from Main, right on 27th, left on Pleasonton, right on White Water, U-Turn at round-a-bout, Right to Main to regular route.
Stop closed on Americana and Shoreline. Temp stop placed long.
Outbound State and Pierce Park stop closed, no temp placed due to construction.
Inbound stop on State and 11th is closed, temporary stop placed at State and 12th near side.
Route 9 OB stop at State and Ellen's Ferry closed. No temp stop placed.
Inbound State and Pierce Park stop closed, no temp placed due to construction.
Route 16: Stops on 1st & Idaho and 1st & Bannock will be closed. Please use the bus stop on Main & 1st.
Transportation is about freedom. It is about being able to get where you need to go in a reasonable amount of time and at a reasonable cost. Public transportation is about maintaining freedom even as transportation costs and competition for open space increases.
Currently, automobile ownership is almost a requirement to fully participate in all the region has to offer. This reality requires public investments in wider roads, larger intersections, and private expenses in gas, car payments, insurance, and car repairs. It also leaves those who do not want to drive, or are unable to, with limited transportation options.
Public transportation, on the other hand, is accessible to all, can save families money, and can move more people in less space. Because transit is accessible to all, it can save space on the roadway and time at an intersection, ValleyConnect 2.0 is a plan to increase our residents’ freedom to move even while the region continues to add more jobs, people, and opportunities.
The Valley Regional Transit Board approved the final version of the ValleyConnect 2.0 plan on April 2, 2018.
View ValleyConnect 2.0 Plan (PDF)
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