Capital Metro serves more than 130,000 daily riders from 4,000 stops all over Central Texas. So whether you're going to the airport, commuting to work or making personal trips around town, CapMetro can help.  CapMetro offers many types of services including local radial routes, limited and flyer routes, feeder routes, cross-town routes, 'Dillo (or downtown free) routes, special routes, University of Texas Shuttle routes, Apple Routes (AISD), and express routes. For more information visit www.capmetro.org.

CapMetro Park & Ride Locations: www.capmetro.org/riding/park_n_ride.asp

CARTS, the Capital Area Rural Transportation System, delivers transportation tailored specifically for each of the 123 communities it serves. Service frequency in the various locales ranges from several times a day to once a month.  CARTS has inter-modal transit facilities that combine a variety of transportation options including fixed route, commuter vans, inter-city/ inter-state motor coach passenger freight service, carpool, and taxi/intra-county,/ inter-city/local paratransit services. For more information visit www.ridecarts.com.

Looking into the future of Public Transportation in Central Texas...

All Systems Go - CapMetro's long-range transit plan, which includes the future of the bus transit system, as well as urban commuter rail.  For more information visit allsystemsgo.capmetro.org

Austin-San Antonio Commuter Rail District - Linking the Austin-San Antonio corridor via commuter rail has been under discussion for several years. It has always been envisioned that the existing Union Pacific freight line could be used as a shared corridor for passenger rail service in the early years of commuter operation.  For more information visit www.asarail.org