Transportation Station
Getting around is part of Austin campus life
By Liz Williams, Fri., Aug. 24, 2012
ACC AND UT
CapMetro Buses
UT and ACC students ride free with valid student ID or ACC Green Pass
Bike racks on the front of the buses accommodate up to two bikes
Main stop for UT students is located at Guadalupe and 21st
UT Shuttle
Runs a loop around campus
Free with valid UT student ID
Runs daily (except for Saturdays and finals)
UT E-Bus (entertainment bus)
Late night bus to Downtown from UT, West Campus, and Riverside, Thu.-Sat., 8:30pm-3am
Free with valid UT student ID
MetroRail Train
Runs from Leander to Downtown
Bikes can be brought inside the train
Bicycling
Front and rear lights are required by law
Get a U-Lock and a cable lock to thread through the tires
Bicyclists subject to normal driving rules (stop at stop signs, yield at crosswalks, etc).
Bike racks available on most CapMetro and UT Shuttle buses (limit two bikes)
Bikes may be taken on the MetroRail
Helmet not required by law, but recommended in Austin
H-T AND ST. ED'S
CapMetro buses, nonstudent fare
TEXAS STATE – SAN MARCOS
Bobcat Tram (BT) Inter-urban San Marcos to Austin and San Marcos to San Antonio
$6-9 each way, $40 gets you 20 rides (one use each way)
Bike racks available
Free wi-fi
Free to Austin on Saturdays with valid Texas State ID
SOUTHWESTERN – GEORGETOWN
Capital Area Rural Transportation System
Bus services to Austin from Bastrop, Burnet, Blanco, Caldwell, Fayette, Hays, and Lee counties and the nonurbanized areas of Travis and Williamson counties
Routes connect to CapMetro Buses and MetroRail
Local and regional fares vary
Free wi-fi and bike racks
