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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

^ Rapidly Urbanizing/Capital - Metropolitan Planning - Planning - FHWA. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.
^ CARTS: Capital Area Rural Transportation System. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.

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[1] Rapidly Urbanizing/Capital - Metropolitan Planning - Planning - FHWA. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.

[2] CARTS: Capital Area Rural Transportation System. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.

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	'''Capital Area Rural Transportation System''' or '''CARTS''' is a [[public transportation system]] serving [[Bastrop County, Texas\|Bastrop]], [[Blanco County, Texas\|Blanco]], [[Burnet County, Texas\|Burnet]], [[Caldwell County, Texas\|Caldwell]], [[Fayette County, Texas\|Fayette]], and [[Lee County, Texas\|Lee]] counties in Texas, as well as [[rural]] areas of [[Hays County, Texas\|Hays]], [[Travis County, Texas\|Travis]], and [[Williamson County, Texas\|Williamson]].<ref>[http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/metro/rapurbcap.htm Rapidly Urbanizing/Capital - Metropolitan Planning - Planning - FHWA]. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.</ref> As of 2008, it serves a total of 169 communities.<ref>[http://www.ridecarts.com/ CARTS: Capital Area Rural Transportation System]. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.</ref>		[[File:CARTS Operations Complex Cedar Creek Texas 2022.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|CARTS operations complex in Cedar Creek, Texas]]'''Capital Area Rural Transportation System''' or '''CARTS''' is a [[public transportation system]] serving [[Bastrop County, Texas\|Bastrop]], [[Blanco County, Texas\|Blanco]], [[Burnet County, Texas\|Burnet]], [[Caldwell County, Texas\|Caldwell]], [[Fayette County, Texas\|Fayette]], and [[Lee County, Texas\|Lee]] counties in Texas, as well as [[rural]] areas of [[Hays County, Texas\|Hays]], [[Travis County, Texas\|Travis]], and [[Williamson County, Texas\|Williamson]].<ref>[http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/metro/rapurbcap.htm Rapidly Urbanizing/Capital - Metropolitan Planning - Planning - FHWA]. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.</ref> As of 2008, it serves a total of 169 communities.<ref>[http://www.ridecarts.com/ CARTS: Capital Area Rural Transportation System]. Retrieved on 2008-04-05.</ref>

	==References==		==References==

v t e City of San Marcos
Government	City Hall Courthouse Fire Library Police
Transportation	Airport CARTS Interstate 35 San Marcos station
Education	Hays CISD San Marcos CISD San Marcos HS San Marcos Baptist Academy Texas State University
Companies	C-FAN Grande Communications McCoys Wide-Lite UTC Aerospace Systems
Parks and recreation	Aquarena Springs Activity Center UFCU Stadium City Park Conference Center Dunbar Park Lucio Park Playscape Quail Creek Country Club Rio Vista Park San Marcos River Sewell Park Strahan Coliseum
Historic places	Farmers Union Gin Company First United Methodist Church Fort Street Presbyterian Church Gary Air Force Base Hays County Courthouse Old Main Winters-Wimberley House
Other	Alkek Library Austin Chilympiad Edwards Aquifer Freeman Ranch Gary Job Corps Hill Country List of people from San Marcos, Texas Lyndon Baines Johnson Outlet Malls San Antonio San Marcos Springs Wimberley Wonder Cave Wonder World