The Boise City Council voted unanimously to adopt the modern zoning code last week, with some minor modifications. This is a big and important step in moving this region away from sprawl and toward a future where more people have good, convenient options about how to move around their part of the city.

Imagine a network of buses running frequently when and where people need them, where people of all walks of life can bus to work any time – early risers, nine-to-fivers, late shifters, weekend warriors, and everyone in between.

On June 5, the Valley Regional Transit (VRT) Executive Board voted to extend the timeline to implement Better Bus Routes — the agency’s proposed bus network redesign — due to significant community feedback and identification of adequate funding to sustain current levels of service through this year. VRT plans to implement service changes by summer…

Valley Regional Transit (VRT) released proposals for a redesigned bus network, with changes that focus on creating a grid of more frequent local bus service and regional connections.

Valley Regional Transit (VRT) announced a new public transportation service is coming to the City of Eagle on May 1 in the form of on-demand bus service called VRT OnDemand.

A Treasure Valley veteran in hospice care being transported by ambulance from the Boise VA Medical Center to Salt Lake City had a simple request – one last opportunity to visit the Shoshone Falls near Twin Falls.

VRT bus rides continue to rise! This month, we\’re taking a look at ridership from Fiscal Year 2022 (which ran from October 2021 to September 2022), and comparing ridership from January and February this year to 2022 and 2021.

VRT’s new CEO, Elaine Clegg, started mid-February, and we sat down with her to ask a few questions about her background, vision, and what the region can expect in the years to come.