CapMetro played a critical role in supporting our community during the unprecedented winter storm last February. Our team, in particular our frontline team members, ensured that our neighbors had access to warmth, water, food and critical transportation. In addition to taking care of our neighbors during this emergency, we took…
Capital Metro has filled 2020 with a lot of service, a lot of dedication and a lot of preparation for what’s to come. As the agency’s Fiscal Year 2020 comes to an end, we want to share all that CapMetro has done and all that we’ve got planned for next…
The American Public Transportation Association (APTA) is the national trade association for transit agencies. The group coordinates activities among a range of transit providers, offers education opportunities and provides resources on best practices. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, APTA has surveyed transit users asking what they’re looking for from…
Project Connect, Capital Metro’s long-term transit plan, remains essential to our ability to serve our community and support the region’s growth in as sustainable a way as possible. Austin is creative and resilient and will still be among the best places to live, even after we’re able to move through…
CapMetro responded quickly to the COVID-19 pandemic and has implemented several measures to protect our staff and support the goal of maintaining public health. As the state begins to relax our stay-at-home restrictions, your actions are vital to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and maintain public safety on CapMetro…
Even with today’s shelter in place emergency order from local authorities, CapMetro’s service remains an essential business and will continue to provide critical service for essential needs. Adjusted Service Schedule Designed to serve our community’s larger needs. We served 40%-60% fewer riders, which means people are doing what they need…
