Capital Area Rural Transportation System
Serving the Texas counties of Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, Hays, Lee, and non-urbanized areas of Travis and Williamson.
CARTS delivers transportation tailored specifically for each of the one hundred and sixty-nine communities it serves. The service frequency in or to the various locales range from many times a day to once a month.
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Simplified Fares for Community Transit
Effective October 1, 2007, CARTS will simplify fares for regional paratransit routes.
Williamson County Transit Study
The most populous and fastest growing of the CARTS rural counties, Williamson County, presents unique challenges for CARTS.
This transit study is our roadmap for change.
Solar-Powered Flag Stops to Improve Regional Access
Plans are afoot to afford CARTS customers improved regional access with predictable city-to-city travel that incorporates CARTS-designed ITS flag-stop facilities in between towns, and in small towns at which an intermodal facility is not yet built or not warranted.
Electronic Fare Cards
It's Here! Get Your RideCARTS Fare Card Now! Introductory Special gives you $10 of rides for free. Limited time only, sign up today!
Discover the convenience and ease of the new RideCARTS fare card! Just swipe and go! Our reloadable fare card is the easiest way for you - or someone you know - to ride our bus. Caregivers can be sure their CARTS customer has a ride.
There are several ways to get our RideCARTS fare card:
- here on our web site. BEST WAY!
- call CARTS at 1-800-456-7433
- visit any CARTS location
Bus Arrival Signs
Our San Marcos CAT will introduce electronic signboards display exactly when the next bus arrives at the station hub and two of the major stops. No more guessing.
Georgetown and Taylor Transit Stations
Two or more transit centers will be added to the award-winning family of CARTS stations.
In partnership with the cities of Georgetown and Taylor we are planning transit facilities to serve as the focal point for existing and planned transit services in Williamson County.