Making the Most of a Full Bus
Capital Metro’s May ridership figures add to an upward trend: More Austinites are dumping the pump and relying on public transportation instead.
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Planning for Future Service
As Central Texas continues to grow, Capital Metro is taking a proactive approach to expanding transportation options. On June 30, the Capital Metro Board of Directors approved a new policy that will guide future service expansion plans for the transit authority.
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Monthly Update from Fred Gilliam
Thank you for your interest in Capital Metro and our developing rail system, Capital MetroRail. These monthly updates are part of our commitment to keep you informed about our progress and any issues we face as we prepare to open the Red Line.
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Capitol Transfer Center Relocation
The Capitol Transfer Center located at 11th and Congress is being relocated to stops in the area of 10th and Congress effective August 24. At a special meeting on Wednesday, June 11, the Capital Metro Board of Directors approved this service change.
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Board Votes on Fare Increase
The Capital Metro Board of Directors unanimously approved a new fare structure proposal that would increase fares to 75 cents as early this fall and to $1 by fall 2010.
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Ride the Bus to July 4 Fireworks
Forget about the traffic on July 4 and leave the driving to us. Now that the Austin Symphony July 4th Concert and Fireworks has returned to Auditorium Shores, Captial Metro offers several routes to get you to and from the festivities.
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Dump the Pump
June 19th was National Dump the Pump Day, and Capital Metro was one of more than 125 transit agencies throughout the nation encouraging people to leave their cars at home and try public transportation.
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