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August 04 7:00 AM

Inbound stop on Gary and Tobi will be closed with no temp stop today due to road work in that area.

August 04 5:00 AM

Due to a long-term construction project on Main Street, Routes 7, 8, and 40 will be on detour starting Monday Aug 3, 2026. Several stops will be closed. To stay up to date on road closures, visit https://www.achdidaho.org/my-commute/roadwork-in-the-area. A temporary stop will be placed on northwest corner of Fairview and Orchard for Route 7.

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August 03 5:30 PM

Stop closed on Americana and Shoreline. Temp stop placed long.

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August 03 7:00 AM

Due to construction, Route 40 will be on detour starting Monday August 3, 2026, until Monday October 26, 2026. Detour is, from Idaho, left on 13th, right on Front to Connector/ I-84 West, exit at Meridian. Stops closed, Idaho and 13th and Main and 27th. No temp stops placed.

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August 03 4:00 AM

Route 28 is on small detour at Frank Church High School; The stop on Pro Tech and Salt Creek SEC is closed, we have a temp stop placed across the road on Pro Tech and Salt Creek SWC.

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July 30 1:00 AM

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

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July 06 4:00 AM

The stop on Latah and Alpine towards MSS is closed for construction and temp stop placed on the far-side of the R&R tracks.

July 01 4:00 AM

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

June 01 2:00 AM

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

May 15 4:00 AM

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

March 02 1:00 AM

Route 16: Stops on 1st & Idaho and 1st & Bannock will be closed. Please use the bus stop on Main & 1st.

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Who's on board?

Alexander H.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 40

VRT service means reducing wear and tear on the roadway, reducing congestion, saving me money, supporting the economic productive for everyone, avoiding parking hassles, and providing transportation services for the community. In addition, when my grandfather Winston Goering was mayor of Nampa, he dreamt of Nampa having a better public transportation system.

Why do you ride?

Work

How often do you ride? 

1-2 times per week

When do you ride?

Early morning, Afternoon/Evening

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

It means reducing wear and tear on the roadway, reducing congestion, saving me money, supporting the economic productive for everyone, avoiding parking hassles, and providing transportation services for the community. In addition, when my grandfather Winston Goering was mayor of Nampa, he dreamt of Nampa having a better public transportation system.

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Bisk T.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 40

I've only started to use the transportation here in the treasure valley but it has already been such an amazing experience. I see people on the buses I take and I see people who are nurses, students, workers. Hard working people who depend on the public transport we have available. We should be making things more accessible, not less. I'd be happy to have my taxes go to public transportation if it means the community will thrive.

Why do you ride?

Work, school, groceries

How often do you ride? 

3-5 times per week

When do you ride?

Early morning, Afternoon/Evening

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

I’ve only started to use the transportation here in the treasure valley but it has already been such an amazing experience. I see people on the buses I take and I see people who are nurses, students, workers. Hard working people who depend on the public transport we have available. We should be making things more accessible, not less. I’d be happy to have my taxes go to public transportation if it means the community will thrive.

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Whitney K.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 40

VRT services mean reliable access to work, education, and daily life for people in my community who may not otherwise have consistent transportation options. On Route 40, I personally know at least two coworkers from my employer who also rely on this service, and I have met other regular riders at my stop and along the route. For me, VRT represents independence, affordability, and the ability to participate in the workforce without needing to rely on others for daily transportation.

Why do you ride?

Work

How often do you ride? 

3-5 times per week

When do you ride?

Early morning, Afternoon/Evening

What aspects of our services make your travel easier?

What I appreciate most about Route 40 is the independence it gives me. I don’t have to rely on family, friends, or coworkers for rides or try to coordinate carpools. I like being able to plan ahead, get myself where I need to be, and not feel like I’m inconveniencing anyone else. The bus also gives me a peaceful transition between my busy work life and my busy life as a mom. I don’t mind that the ride takes time. I actually enjoy being able to sit quietly, read, listen to music or a podcast, or simply relax without having to drive or make conversation. It’s a buffer between the different parts of my day that I really value. On top of that, Route 40 is affordable, reliable, and allows my one-car household to function. It gives me the freedom to commute to work while my husband uses our family’s vehicle to get our children to school and activities.

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

VRT services mean reliable access to work, education, and daily life for people in my community who may not otherwise have consistent transportation options. On Route 40, I personally know at least two coworkers from my employer who also rely on this service, and I have met other regular riders at my stop and along the route.

Over time, there is a sense of community among frequent riders. While we may not all know each other well, there is a shared understanding that we are all trying to get to work or meet our responsibilities. I also recognize that some riders likely depend on this service even more than I do.

For me, VRT represents independence, affordability, and the ability to participate in the workforce without needing to rely on others for daily transportation.

It helps connect people in Nampa to jobs and opportunities in Boise in a way that is practical and sustainable for many households.

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Desiree M.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 42
    • 150

Why do you ride? Work, social services, community resources, recreation, family, friends How often do you ride?  Daily When do you ride? Early morning, Midday, […]

Why do you ride?

Work, social services, community resources, recreation, family, friends

How often do you ride? 

Daily

When do you ride?

Early morning, Midday, Afternoon/Evening

What aspects of our services make your travel easier?

Real time bus tracking is great.

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

Freedom, independence, and the ability to live a full life.

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"I would like to thank the city of Nampa as well as other agencies for your support of VRT for many years. As a blind citizen of Nampa, I have had no other cost effective way of getting to work. Your support of VRT over the years has allowed me reliable transportation to commute from my house in Nampa to downtown Boise."

- Scott, Nampa

Sarah M.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 40
    • 42
    • 150

All of this is made possible because of VRT. Low income, disabled adults, and the city's most vulnerable citizens heavily rely on safe and affordable transportation. I urge the city to continue to provide affordable and easy transportation for adults like me.

Why do you ride?

Work, medical, healthcare

How often do you ride? 

Daily

When do you ride?

Early morning, Midday, Afternoon/Evening

What aspects of our services make your travel easier?

I am a disabled adult who is unable to drive. I work in Garden City, go to my medical appointments, get my groceries and visit my daughter in Caldwell.

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

All of this is made possible because of VRT. When VRT transportation is unavailable I spend 48% of my income on Ubers for transportation leaving me financially crippled for the week. Low income, disabled adults, and the city’s most vulnerable citizens heavily rely on safe and affordable transportation. I urge the city to continue to provide affordable and easy transportation for adults like me.

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Andrew M.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 42
    • 150

Why do you ride? Work, groceries, recreation, family, friends, medical, healthcare How often do you ride?  Daily When do you ride? Early morning, Midday, Afternoon/Evening […]

Why do you ride?

Work, groceries, recreation, family, friends, medical, healthcare

How often do you ride? 

Daily

When do you ride?

Early morning, Midday, Afternoon/Evening

What aspects of our services make your travel easier?

There is no need to look for parking downtown anywhere.

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

Access to the community, and access to the ability for me to work and play in the Treasure Valley.

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Hone K.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 42
    • 150

VRT means mobility to get to places without having to rely on others or utilizing rideshare companies such as taxis, Uber, Lyft that can be expensive.

Why do you ride?

Work, medical, healthcare, groceries

How often do you ride? 

3-5 times per week

When do you ride?

Midday, Afternoon/Evening

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

Mobility to get to places without having to rely on others or utilizing rideshare companies such as taxis, Uber, Lyft that can be expensive.

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Hailee L.

  • Favorite Routes:
    • 42
    • 150

VRT helps me connect with my community more. I love my fellow riders and the operators are wonderful. I have a fuller life with transit!

Why do you ride?

Work

How often do you ride? 

A few times a month

When do you ride?

Early morning, Midday, Afternoon/Evening

What aspects of our services make your travel easier?

Saves me from have to pay for parking. Also I get a lot done on my commute when I can ride!

What do VRT services mean for you or your community?

They mean being able to connect with my community more. I love my fellow riders and the operators are wonderful. I have a fuller life with transit!

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