The Capital Area Rural Transportation System began bus services Jan. 30 at a new stop one block from the Georgetown Square at Ninth and Main streets.
The bus stop will offer 10 daily departures to Austin, Round Rock or Taylor, along with three different new routes with connections to Capital Metro and Austin Greyhound bus services and schedules, according to a city news release.
"We operate the station in Georgetown and Round Rock, and with that we've seen a need of those trying to get to the east and a need of how we can connect the businesses of Taylor, Round Rock and Georgetown to Tech Ridge where there's a major Capital Metro transfer point," Director of CARTS Field Operations Don Hill said.
Hill said the buses leaving from the Georgetown Station, located at 3620 S. Austin Ave., only traveled to Austin, Round Rock and Temple, but the new interurban route from Georgetown will loop from downtown Georgetown to Taylor and allow people to catch a connecting bus to downtown Austin.











