Rider FAQ

We offer different fares based on the service you use. Services are as follows:

  • Local Service: Bus and Rapid routes
  • Commuter Service: All Local Service, plus Express and Rail
  • Access: A shared-ride paratransit service for people with disabilities that mirrors regular services at a reduced rate
To see specific prices for a service, check out our complete list of fares and passes.
If you're looking online, scroll through our Schedules & Maps. Each route includes a link to download the map PDF.

You can also download PDF lists of routes from our Destinations schedule book.

If you prefer a hard copy, check on board buses for individual route maps.

Visit our Transit Store downtown for route schedules, maps and brochures or to purchase a Destinations schedule book for $3.
Yes. We provide easy-to-use bike racks on all of our full-sized buses. You can also bring your bike on the train.

We have lots more information about bikes in our section on biking by bus and train.
On our buses, look for the farebox, located by the bus operator. It accepts paper passes, bills and coins (exact change only please). 

Use the Umo app to purchase fare for faster, more convenient boarding. When you board one of our vehicles, just scan the QR code on your phone.

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Route 20 Manor Road/Riverside starts at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and operates every 15 minutes, 7 days a week as part of our High-Frequency Network. It then travels along Riverside Drive before crossing the river into downtown. Route 20 passes through the University of Texas campus and turns east to serve Manor Road near the Mueller neighborhood before ending its run on Manor at U.S. 183.

Route 483 North Riverside is a Night Owl that runs after midnight until 4 a.m. This bus goes between downtown and the airport along Riverside Dr

Along the way, the Route 20 provides easy transfers to a number of other High-Frequency routes that can carry you throughout Austin. Use our Trip Planner or the Transit app to help guide your travels.

All routes in the High-Frequency Network require a Local fare of $1.25 for a single ride, though if you are going to transfer from route to route, a $2.50 Day Pass will cover you for the next 24 hours. (If you want to ride Rail, you'll need a Commuter fare.) The trip to downtown Austin should take about 35 minutes.
Call our Lost & Found line at 512-389-7454, email us at lostandfound@capmetro.org or visit the Transit Store. We'll do our best to help. All items turned in on board are collected at our Lost & Found at the Transit Store.
Yes, we have several:

  • Our vehicles are equipped with wheelchair lifts, ramp access and priority seating.
  • Our stations, designed with accessibility in mind, offer accessible ramps.
  • For qualified riders, we offer door-to-door CapMetro Access service.
  • Read more about our accessible services.

Have other questions? Call the GO Line at 512-474-1200 for Customer Service, route info or any other general questions about our service.
Or visit our Transit Store downtown at 1705 Guadalupe St.