Capital Area Rural Transportation System

Capital Area Rural Transportation System or CARTS is a public transportation system serving Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, and Lee counties in Texas, as well as rural areas of Hays, Travis, and Williamson.^[1] As of 2008, it serves a total of 169 communities.^[2]

References

External links

• Official site

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Austin–Round Rock–San Marcos

Central city

• Austin

Satellite cities

• Cedar Park
• Georgetown
• Pflugerville
• Round Rock
• San Marcos

Other
communities

• Bastrop
• Buda
• Burnet
• Elgin
• Hudson Bend
• Hutto
• Jollyville
• Kyle
• Lago Vista
• Leander
• Lakeway
• Lockhart
• Lost Creek
• Luling
• Manor
• Marble Falls
• Taylor
• Smithville
• Wells Branch
• West Lake Hills
• Wimberley
• Windemere
• Wyldwood

Counties

MSA/CSA	Bastrop Burnet Caldwell Hays Travis Williamson
Outlying	Blanco Burleson Colorado Fayette Gillespie Lee Llano Milam Washington

Parks and
preserves

• Balcones Canyonlands
• Bastrop
• Emma Long
• Enchanted Rock
• Hippie Hollow
• Indiangrass
• Longhorn Cavern
• McKinney Falls
• Mount Bonnell
• Onion Creek
• Pedernales Falls
• John Stokes
• Wild Basin
• Zilker

Geography

• Austin Chalk
• Balcones Fault
• Edwards Aquifer
• Edwards Plateau
• Highland Lakes
• Hill Country
• Llano Uplift

Bodies of
water

• Barton Creek
• Barton Springs
• Colorado River
• Granger Lake
• Lady Bird Lake
• Lake Austin
• Lake Georgetown
• Lake Marble Falls
• Lake Travis
• Lake Walter E. Long
• Pedernales River
• San Gabriel River
• San Marcos River

Transportation

• Capital Area Rural Transportation System

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