Bus rides are on the rise! VRT recorded more bus trips this summer than in the last three years after a drop due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the past week, VRT was awarded two major competitive federal grants totaling nearly $26 million, which will contribute toward $30.5 million worth of transit improvement projects for the region.

Grant will be used to purchase eight electric buses and charging infrastructure.

The RAISE grant funds will be used to construct transit, pedestrian, and bicycle facilities along a six-and-one-half-mile section of State Street/State Highway 44 from downtown Boise to Bogart Lane.

VRT is pleased to announce that a pilot electric bike-share program will launch in early July with 50 bikes.

Kelli Badesheim, executive director at Valley Regional Transit (VRT), has announced her intention to transition from the role after 22 years.

Cyclists and VRT bus riders can now experience a new style of transit with the opening of five bus stations on Faiview and Main.

Valley Regional Transit is happy to give back to the community any way that it can. We recently helped WICAP and Go Team Therapy Dogs.

Valley Regional Transit offers many transportation options to help combat high gasoline prices in the Treasure Valley.

Paying for public transportation is easier than ever thanks to the City Go Wallet from VRT and Cubic Transportation Systems (CTS).