When the CapMetro Board of Directors voted to approve Transit Plan 2035 on October 20, 2025, it marked the culmination of 18 months of listening, learning and planning for the future of public transportation in Central Texas. This plan will offer us a path forward into the future, to build a more reliable and connected transit system over the next decade. This plan wasn’t created in a…
Are you ready to get spooky? It’s okay if you’re not feeling prepared quite yet, because here at CapMetro, we’re committed to helping you find your fa-BOO-lous costume and be your safe ride to all your fright-filled fun. Whether you’re planning to brave a haunted house, hop from bar to bar, or go ghost hunting with your ghouls, we’ve got options to safely get you there and back. This Halloween, we’re running extended late-night service so you can…
Navigating access to public transit can be difficult for those with disabilities, specifically individuals who are blind or have low vision. We believe using public transit should be safe and easy for everyone. That is why CapMetro is piloting two user-friendly apps, NaviLens and Waymap, which are designed to assist…
Chief Bowie was formerly the Police Captain for the Department CapMetro has hired a new Chief of Transit Police, RenEarl Bowie, after an extensive hiring process to fill the role following the departure of the former Chief, Eric Robins, in July 2025. Bowie steps into this role with more than…
With CapMetro’s Fiscal Year 2026 beginning on October 1, 2025, the agency has also launched Strategic Plan 2030, our internal managerial blueprint for the next five years. It outlines the steps CapMetro staff will take to enable the agency to deliver superior transit service that supports the region’s needs and…
