MetroBeta are tools created by programmers and developers at Capital Metro that are ready for you to test. Try them out and send your comments to webmaster@capmetro.org

Schedules & Maps

Capitol Metro is changing the way we provide our maps and schedules on the web. Take a look at what is on the horizon and give us your opinion.

Points of Interest

Austin is a city rich with destinations that are easily accessible by Capital Metro. We've provided a list of suggested destinations to load into our Trip Planner.

CoolApps are transit-oriented applications created by outside developers that we have found useful or noteworthy. Try them out!

	Roadify serves up official transit schedules and service advisories along with rider commentary from other Roadify users and Twitter. Roadify is live in Austin, New York, San Francisco and Seattle.
	TravAlert uses the GPS in your smartphone to to alert you when your stop is coming up.
	RouteShout helps you find the nearest bus stop and view route and schedule info.
	Using Google Maps, Mapnificent shows you how far you can travel using Capital Metro, cycling, and walking from any address and within the time parameter of your choice.
	Transit in Google Maps is a public transportation planning tool that combines the latest agency data with the power of Google Maps. It integrates transit stop, route, schedule, and fare information to make trip planning quick and easy for everyone.
	Text messaging service that plans your trips on city transit.
	Urban Mapping produces neighborhood data, mass transit data and geographic keyword research tools.
	Transitly is a timetable web application for people who ride mass transit everyday. Transitly automatically saves your most used routes, and display them right on the front page.
	QikRide is an interactive tool for riding the train, including a feature that wakes you up for your stop.

Our Developers Resources are provided to the public to encourage experimentation and innovation among independent programmers and developers. Got an idea for an application? Here is the data you need to make it happen.

• GTFS Data
• KML Data
• Bus Routes Data
• Service Area Data
• Transit Stop Data
• Stop Amenities Data
• MetroRail Red Line Data