September 12, 2022, the Town of Prescott Valley launched its first phase of the Central
Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (CYMPO) Phased Transit Plan. The new transit
system, the YavaLine Regional Transit System (YAV), began operation of its On‐
Demand/Microtransit system in the heart of Prescott Valley.
Days before its launch, regional partners gathered to celebrate the launch of the YAV. Speakers
at the ribbon cutting event included Town of Prescott Valley Mayor Kell Palguta, Public Works
Director Norm Davis, Transit Development Coordinator Pedro Rodriguez, and the Town’s
Operation’s Contractor, New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center (NHDEC) Executive
Director Dave Seigler. NHDEC is the critical partnership which has made the service possible.
The On‐Demand system operates within a “transit zone”, where trip requests will be completed
only if origins and destinations reside within that zone. Trips are provided door‐to‐door and/or
corner‐to‐corner, with no assigned bus stops. The trip cost is $1‐$2 to ride; Reduced Fare ($1)
for people whose ages range from 6‐17, 60+, and for people with disabilities. Children 5 and
under ride free and a Full Fare ($2) is for ages 18‐59. Payment via the YAV On Demand mobile
app or in‐vehicle cash payment is allowed (exact fare amount only; no change shall be given by
the driver).
The service schedule is Monday through Friday, from 6am to 8pm. The YAV is open to the
public and will accommodate trips up to 10 passengers at a time. Trips are wheelchair
accessible. Each transit vehicle has a bike rack for up to two bicycles.
Complete information including policies, schedule, and transit zone map are available at
YavaLine Regional Transit. Please download the YAV On Demand
mobile app from the Google Play or the App Store. For those that desire to request their trip by
phone may call 1‐866‐YAV‐TRAN (1‐866‐928‐8726). The YAV is a public transit service provided
by a federal grant from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA).