Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority, or Capital Metro, created in 1986, provides public transportation to the city of Austin, Texas, primarily by bus.
A commuter rail plan, under the authority of Capital Metro, is underway and scheduled for completion in 2008. The system — which will be built on pre-existing freight rail lines — will run from Leander through northwest Austin and east Austin before terminating at a station on the extreme southeastern edge of downtown Austin, at the location of the Austin Convention Center, and will be called Capital MetroRail. In September 2005 Stadler Rail won a bid to build six diesel-electric rail cars for the system.[1]
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[edit] Fares
The Fares for Capital Metro's Services are as follows: [1]
