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Saturday, July 04, 2009

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ValleyRide will not operate bus service on Saturday, July 4. The regular schedules will be in place on Friday, July 3 and Monday, July 6.

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► INTERCOUNTY SERVICE: NAMPA TO MERIDIAN TO BOISE
► INTERCOUNTY SERVICE: CALDWELL TO BOISE (DIRECT) AND CALDWELL TO MIDDLETON TO STAR TO EAGLE TO BOISE
► PARATRANSIT SERVICE
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► DOWNTOWN BOISE MAP

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LIVE LOCAL TRAFFIC VIDEO
The Ada County Highway District maintains a series of video cameras that show traffic conditions in the area. To access these cameras, click HERE.

ValleyRide is the transit services division of Valley Regional Transit (VRT), the regional public transportation authority for Ada and Canyon counties in southwest Idaho.

ValleyRide offers the following public transportation services:

» Fixed-line bus service in Boise/Garden City and Nampa/Caldwell
» Intercounty service between Ada and Canyon counties: Nampa to Meridian to Boise
» Intercounty service between Ada and Canyon counties: Caldwell to Boise (direct) and Caldwell to Middleton to Star to Eagle to Boise.
» Paratransit door-to-door services in the Nampa/Caldwell and Boise/Garden City areas

This site is dedicated to providing information about VRT transit services. To access information about Valley Regional Transit, visit:

WWW.VALLEYREGIONALTRANSIT.ORG

To learn more about ValleyRide services, click on the links above or call our RideLine customer service department at (208) 345-RIDE (7433). RideLine hours of operation are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday.

Bus Stop Accessibility Assistance

    ValleyRide patrons with disabilities that affect their mobility will be able to “flag” down buses near bus stops with limited public access.

    The new ADA Accessible Bus Stop Policy allows qualifying patrons to obtain an orange flag or card that they can use to hail a bus near a bus stop that they cannot gain close access to.

    This is an interim policy. VRT is currently conducting an analysis of each bus stop to determine accessibility needs and to prioritize improvements to those sites. VRT has been awarded federal stimulus funds and will use some local monies to implement accessibility improvements.

    To access the ADA Accessible Bus Stop Policy and application form, click HERE. After completing the form, you can fax it to 208-846-8547 or mail it to: Valley Regional Transit, attn: RideLine, 830 N. Main St., Ste. 230, Meridian, ID 83642.

TRANSIT NEWS

» SERVICE DELAYS
Bad weather and accidents can cause delays in bus schedules. The best way to get updates about schedule delays is to call the customer service RideLine offices at 345-RIDE (7433).

» STATEHOUSE RENOVATIONS
The Statehouse renovation project is affecting three ValleyRide routes - the #9 State Street, the #10 Maple Grove/Hill Road, and the #14 Hyde Park. The buses leaving downtown Boise will turn left on to Bannock and right on to 8th Street before resuming the regular routes. Passengers who normally wait for the bus on the southeast corner of Capitol and Idaho are encouraged to wait on the northeast corner of 9th and Bannock at the designated zones for the affected routes. These detours will be in effect until further notice.

ValleyRide is an equal opportunity employer. We actively promote a drug-free workplace.

Questions or comments about this website? Send an e-mail to: webmaster@valleyregionaltransit.org

ValleyRide Offices
» 4788 S. Orchard St.
Boise, ID 83705
» 1616 Industrial Road,
Nampa, ID 83651

Valley Regional Transit Office
830 N. Main St.
Suite 230
Meridian, ID 83642