New Fares Effective February 2nd, 2026
Our updated fares will keep CCRTA affordable while supporting essential community programs, increasing safety & security, providing accessible services, and improving overall rider comfort & experience.
On February 2nd, 2026 our fares are changing to keep CCRTA reliable, sustainable, and accessible for our riders.
Our updated fares will keep CCRTA affordable while supporting essential community programs, increasing safety & security, providing accessible services, and improving overall rider comfort & experience.
CCRTA keeps our community moving by helping people get to work, school, and essential services. We provide free rides for students, seniors, and young children, and support local shelters and nonprofits. Public transit connects our community, strengthens our city, and we’re proud to serve you every day.
This is only the second time CCRTA has raised fares in our 40-year history. We’ve worked hard to avoid increasing fares for as long as possible, but rising costs now make an update necessary. Our last fare change was 20 years ago in 2006 and this update helps us continue providing safe, reliable service for our community.
Fuel, vehicle parts, maintenance supplies, and equipment have all increased significantly over the last several years. Updating fares helps CCRTA meet these rising costs while continuing to provide safe, dependable public transportation across the Coastal Bend. It ensures we can maintain our fleet, keep buses running smoothly, and protect the long-term sustainability of the system our community relies on.
Every day, riders depend on us to get to work, school, medical appointments, and essential destinations. Updated fares help us maintain a high standard of service, from routine maintenance and safety inspections to keeping vehicles clean, comfortable, and on time. This allows us to continue delivering the dependable transit experience our community expects, even as demand grows.
CCRTA is committed to making transit accessible to everyone. Fare updates help support the free and reduced-fare programs that make a meaningful impact in our region. These include:
By sustaining these programs, we help ensure that cost is never a barrier for those who depend on transportation the most.
Modernizing transit means giving riders tools that make travel easier, faster, and more convenient. Updated fares help support improvements like the GoPass mobile app, where riders can buy passes instantly, track their bus in real time, and manage their travel digitally.
Continued investment in technology allows CCRTA to enhance the rider experience, streamline boarding, reduce wait times, and improve overall efficiency.
Learn About GoPass Click here to learn more about GoPass, our mobile app.We’re working hard to keep our buses safe for everyone. CCRTA has off-duty police officers who ride with us, cameras on every bus, and all our vehicles are Safe Havens where anyone can ask for help.
The GoPass app makes riding CCRTA easier than ever. With GoPass, you can:
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The new prices for fares and passes will go into effect on February 2nd, 2026. You can click below to see these upcoming adjustments.
Upcoming Fare Updates Click here to see the fare and pass updates coming in February 2026.Yes! Starting February 2nd, all fares and pass prices will update automatically in the GoPass app, so you won’t need to take any extra steps. Your account will reflect the new rates instantly.
Yes, B-Line fares will also be updated. Please see the information below to view the new rates and details for B-Line service.
Upcoming Fare Updates Click here to see the fare and pass updates coming in February 2026.If a B-Line customer has an active B-Line 31-Day Pass, fixed-route services are included at no additional cost.
Without a B-Line 31-Day Pass, B-Line customers must pay the reduced fare ($0.50) when riding fixed-route services.
No. A Personal Care Attendant may ride with a B-Line customer at no additional cost when the B-Line customer presents valid PCA identification.
Transfers will change slightly with the new fares.
Transfers must be utilized immediately following purchase of base fare.
Fixed route, reduced-fare, and B-Line riders can all utilize the GoPass mobile app to buy passes, plan your trip, and get on the move!
Rural transportation services can be scheduled through MV Transportation or Kleberg Human Health Services (Paisano).
The Following Individuals Are Eligible For Reduced Fares:
Click below to learn more about our reduced fare program and how to apply.
Learn More Click here to learn more about our reduced fare program.Yes, passes received from CCRTA's token programs will still be accepted.
Transfers, if needed, will be $0.25, and will need to be purchased when boarding.
There will no longer be off-peak fares. All fares will be the same all day.
Pennies will no longer be accepted as fare. Any pennies inserted will be returned by the fare box.
Beginning Feb 2, 2026, the Commuter (11-Trip pass) will no longer be availiable for purchase.
All existing, valid passes will remain available for use.