There are several methods of payment on Capital Metro buses. Ticket books are available at previously listed grocery stores and at the Capital Metro Customer Information Center. Passengers must have tickets or exact change to board the bus. Seniors and mobility impaired riders may ride free on city buses by obtaining a free ID at the information center, or, in the case of seniors, by showing an ID with a birth date. There are discounts for individuals who qualify for Special Transit Services, which provides transportation for those who cannot ride public buses.
All city buses have bike racks and are equipped with wheelchair lifts.
These are modern trolley-like buses that circulate the downtown area. Downtown-area bus stops have 'Dillo route maps. Bicycling Austin is trying its best to be a bike-friendly city. The city's Bicycle Planning policy is published by the city, and complimentary copies are available at the above address. The city currently has approximately 62 miles of roadway with marked bicycle lanes.