With more than 80 local bus routes serving communities inside and outside the 610 Loop, you have a variety of options for getting to work, school, shopping and medical appointments. Transfers to other routes are available at many city street intersections. You can also transfer at METRO transit centers which are sheltered waiting areas typically found at the beginning and/or end of a bus route.
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Start exploring individual routes by selecting one from the list below. Each one contains a number and associated route name, such as “2 Bellaire” or “82 Westheimer”. The route name represents the destination, street name or area served by that route.
For all Local Bus customers who aren’t eligible for a discounted fare.
* For students, seniors 65-69, or people with disabilities who aren't METROLift customers.
* Requires discounted fare card
There are multiple options for paying the regular or discounted fare when you board a local bus, as shown below.
There are various ways that METRO can provide you with reliable, estimated bus arrival times. These real-time updates allow you to stay informed and avoid delays.
Below are some tools to make your METRO riding experience easier and more convenient so you can drive less and do more.
Explore METRO transit services near you
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Compare your cost of driving vs. what it would cost to ride METRO - and see how much money you'd save each month.
Plan and manage your trip on METRO Local bus, Park & Ride bus and METRORail using an interactive map.
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