Editing Cache Valley (section)

==Transportation==
[[File:US Route 91 in the Cache Valley.jpg|thumb|left|Looking north on [[U.S. Route 91 in Utah|US-91]] toward [[Richmond, Utah|Richmond]], [[Utah]], August 2007]]
U.S. Highways [[U.S. Route 89 in Utah|89]] and [[U.S. Route 91 in Utah|91]] enter the valley from the southwest as one highway, and then separate in downtown Logan. US-89 goes northeast into [[Logan Canyon]], and thence to [[Bear Lake (Idaho-Utah)|Bear Lake]], a large lake in the area. US-91 goes due northward into Idaho and to reconnect with [[Interstate 15 in Idaho|I-15]]. Several state highways run through the valley: In Idaho, State Highways 34 and 36; and in Utah, [[Utah State Route 23|SR-23]], [[Utah State Route 30|SR-30]], [[Utah State Route 101|SR-101]], [[Utah State Route 142|SR-142]], [[Utah State Route 165|SR-165]], [[Utah State Route 200|SR-200]], and [[Utah State Route 218|SR-218]].

The valley is served by the Cache Valley Transit District (CVTD), a zero-fare bus system. CVTD primarily serves the Logan area however offers shuttle service to Preston.

There are two airports in the valley, the [[Logan-Cache Airport]] and Preston Airport. Neither airport provides commercial service, however [[Salt Lake City International Airport]] is within driving distance (less than 2 hours).
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