Are busses free in Austin?

Fare suspension to mitigate service impacts AUSTIN, Texas (September 24, 2021) – Capital Metro will implement free fares on all services except MetroBike for all customers from October 1 – 31.

How do you get around Austin without a car?

That’s why I decided to put together this exhaustive list of all the available options to get around Austin without a car.

  1. Hop on the Bus or Train.
  2. Rent a Bike.
  3. Walk and Run.
  4. Ride an Electric Scooter.
  5. Use Ridesharing Apps.
  6. Hail a Pedicab.
  7. Rent a Car2Go.

Is there public transport in Austin?

Austin’s public Capital Metro Bus System serves a population of more than 1 million in its 535-square mile service area. With a system of more than 1,600 bus stops and 82 routes, Central Texas is served by local, MetroRapid limited-stop, MetroFlyer, MetroExpress and University of Texas Shuttle routes.

How much does it cost to ride the bus in Austin Texas?

A Single Ride Local Pass costs $1.25 and will take you where you want to go. But if you want to get back, it’ll cost another $1.25 for the Single Ride Pass. That same $2.50 will buy you a Local Day pass and give you an unlimited number of rides for the next 24 hours.

Where can I stay in Austin without a car?

Austin Hotels and Places to Stay

  • ARRIVE Austin. View Hotel.
  • Days Inn by Wyndham Austin/University/Downtown. View Hotel.
  • Hyatt Regency Austin. View Hotel.
  • Hampton Inn & Suites Austin-Downtown/Convention Center. View Hotel.
  • Sonesta Select Austin North. View Hotel.
  • Hotel San Jose. View Hotel.
  • The Westin Austin Downtown.
  • The Driskill.

Does Austin TX have good public transportation?

(tie) Austin — In sprawling Texas, Austin is the lone star of transportation. Boasting 3,000 bus stops along with light rail, its 140,000 rides per day is the highest ridership per capita in Texas. It has the 4th highest use of mass transit per capita in the nation.

Is Metrorail free?

Miami-Dade Transit suspends all transit fares and offers free parking at Metrorail stations as a direct response to COVID-19. All transit fares will be suspended. Auto reloads for monthly pass customers will be suspended. Parking fees at Metrorail stations will be suspended.