In its first eight months of operation, CapMetro’s new Transit Police Department handled more than 3,400 calls for service, made 75 arrests and conducted proactive patrols that accounted for nearly two-thirds of all safety activity across the system. CapMetro Transit Police Chief, RenEarl Bowie, shared those numbers and key observations…
Paying your fare shouldn’t slow you down when you’re boarding a bus, and now it doesn’t have to. As part of our ongoing process to expedite, modernize, and simplify our fare payment system, we are now introducing tap to pay on all our buses. Beginning February 1, 2026, customers can…
National Hispanic Heritage Month is a proud tradition celebrated across the United States each year. It is a time for us to honor the history, culture and contributions of Hispanic Americans whose ancestors originate from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. This year, we’re spotlighting two employees…
Meet Alex Abdun-Nabi, CapMetro’s Emergency Preparedness Program Manager who’s been with the agency for the past 4 years and is lovingly nicknamed Mr. Doom & Gloom. Alex has over 10 years of experience as an emergency manager, having previously worked with other agencies in Texas and Michigan. His love of…
We want to hear from you! It’s time again for CapMetro’s yearly budget check-in, and your input is a key part of the process. We’re dedicated to keeping our finances transparent and using your tax dollars responsibly. Whether it’s expanding routes, upgrading services, or making daily rides more reliable, your…
Pride Month goes beyond simple celebration—it’s a reminder of CapMetro’s commitment to uplift different voices, highlighting the stories of people who help our agency stay connected to the communities we serve. This June, we’re featuring two employees, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, who help shape our work and strengthen our…
