VRT Booking

VRT Booking

Valley Regional Transit

95 ratings
10 reviews
Free

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Released
September 30, 2020
Updated
November 5, 2026

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Schedule on-demand rides with a flexible transit system that replaces fixed bus routes. Book trips between designated stops or virtual locations for convenient travel within the service area.

✓On-demand ride scheduling
✓Flexible transit system
✓Book between bus stops
✓Expanded service area
✓Mobile pass purchasing
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What's New in VRT Booking

4.32.1

November 5, 2026

Performance improvements and bug fixes

User reviews

Don’t Use

This is the worst service imaginable. You can’t ever book and if you call for support they will tell you you have to suck it up because they don’t have answers or solutions for you. Just buy an Uber One subscription and save yourself the trouble. VRT is unreliable, unresponsive, and they don’t care.
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VRT

Pick-up designations need to be more convenient. Nearest is 4 blocks up hill from my home. I use a walker. Not convenient for me.

Terrible

The least reliable transportation service in the world. Every time you book a bud they say ‘demand is too high’, and if you’re lucky enough after an hour or so, you might get a bud coming to you but best believe you will be waiting more than an hour for that as well. You’re better off walking to your destination
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Horrible and extremely unreliable

The price to ride on this bus is extremely cheap and affordable, which is about the only pro this service has going for it. This app only works half of the time. 9 times out of 10 you won’t be able to get a bus at all. You can try to request a bus for hours without getting anything. It certainly isn’t “on demand”. However though that is extremely annoying I do understand that this isn’t Uber and that I’m not entitled to having a bus come whenever I please.

That being said I do believe I shouldn’t be lied to either. I got a bus pretty early this morning it told me It would be here in ten minutes, mind you it was raining today so I got to the stop with a couple minutes remaining and stood in the rain. All the sudden the estimated arrival time jumped from 3 minutes to 20 minutes- double the time that I had set to wait. I looked at the map assuming there might’ve been other pick ups and drop offs but nothing showed, and the bus driver was just going off into seemingly random directions. I ended up waiting the 20 minutes and soon I was told my bus had arrived, where? I looked around I knew I was at the correct spot as I had been picked up from this location numerous times, however there was no bus. I looked up and down the street and at the app, the app said it was right in front of me, which it simply couldn’t be unless it were invisible. A couple of minutes later I get a notification telling me that I missed my bus and that the driver had waited for me. And as I started to walk home I saw the bus exit the neighborhood next to where the bus stop was located. I could not be more annoyed with this app. It had unreliable time stamps, unreliable drivers, and no consistency when it comes to bus stops. The app showed that I was I the right spot and yet the bud never showed. Extremely disappointing.

No, I never ended up getting a bus, I just walked home and accepted it. Now I know that the estimated arrival time is an assumption of how long it may take. I understand that the bus may be 5-10 minutes late or 5 minutes early depending on many circumstances. However I can’t of a single excuse for making me wait 7 minutes then adding on an extra 20. Running a little late is acceptable but this driver wasn’t even trying to be on time.

I wouldn’t recommend using this service for anything remotely time sensitive, may it be college classes, work, important meetings or interviews as you will always be at risk of being extremely late or not being able to attend due to how unreliable this service is. Sometimes this service works like a charm and everything goes perfectly, other times- most of the time it will toss you into the mud.
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Never works

System is always busy need to just get regular bus routes from Nampo to Caldwell

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FAQ

What is VRT Booking?

VRT Booking is a mobile application that allows users to schedule on-demand rides with Valley Regional Transit. It replaces the traditional fixed-route bus system with a more flexible service.

How do I pay for rides with VRT Booking?

You can purchase passes through the VRT Booking app, at VRT outlets, or with cash when boarding the bus. More fare information is available on the Valley Regional Transit website.

What are the operating hours for VRT Booking?

VRT Booking operates Monday through Friday. For specific service times and details, it is recommended to visit the valleyregionaltransit.org website.

Can I book a ride to any location with VRT Booking?

You can book a trip between any two existing Valley Regional Transit bus stops or any of the virtual bus stops. The service area is expanded compared to traditional fixed routes.

How accurate are the drop-off time estimates in VRT Booking?

The drop-off window is an estimate. As this is a ride-sharing service, actual drop-off times may vary due to demand. It's recommended to plan your trip to arrive early if you have a strict deadline.

What devices support VRT Booking?

VRT Booking is supported on iPhones and iPods. The app is rated for ages 4 and up.

How often is VRT Booking updated?

The latest version of VRT Booking is 4.32.1, last updated on November 5, 2026. Updates ensure the app remains reliable and functional.

Does VRT Booking have ads?

No, VRT Booking does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use.