Amarillo City Transit

Amarillo City Transit

An Amarillo City Transit bus at the downtown transfer center
Founded	1966
Headquarters	801 SE 23rd Avenue
Locale	Amarillo, Texas
Service area	Potter County, Texas Randall County, Texas
Service type	bus service, paratransit
Routes	13
Website	amarillo.gov/departments/community-services/transit

Amarillo City Transit, marketed under the moniker of ACT, is the primary provider of mass transportation in Amarillo, Texas. The agency was established in 1966, after a municipal takeover of private bus transportation. Thirteen routes run through the city daily but Sundays and holidays.

On February 28, 2024, the city opened a new Multimodal Transfer Station to the west of downtown. The $8.6 million facility serves both local buses and Greyhound. ^[1]

Routes

As of August 27, 2018, the new route plan was implemented. ^[2]

• 11 SW 6th Avenue - SW 9th Avenue - South Coulter Street - Westgate Mall
• 12 NW 3rd Avenue - West Amarillo Boulevard
• 13 hospital district- west gate mall
• 21 Hamlet
• 22 East Amarillo Boulevard - North Grant Street
• 23 East Amarillo Boulevard - NE 24th Avenue
• 31 SE 10th Avenue - South Grand Street
• 32 SE 3rd Avenue - Ross Street - Osage Street - SE 34 Avenue
• 33 SE 3rd Avenue - South Arthur Street - Wolflin Avenue - DMV - I-40 east
• 41 Washington Street
• 42 I-27
• 43 SW 10th Avenue - South Georgia Street - SW 45th Avenue - Soncy Road - Westgate Mall
• 44 SW 3rd Avenue - South Georgia Street - Plains Boulevard - South Western Street - SW 34th Avenue - Soncy Road - Westgate Mall

Previous Routes

• 1 North Hughes
• 2 North Polk
• 3 Amarillo Blvd
• 4 Sunrise
• 5 South Washington
• 6 Wolfin Village
• 7 Western Plaza
• 8 Medical Center

References

1. Michael Cuviello (March 3, 2024). "Amarillo City Transit Multimodal Transfer Station opens for residents, travelers". Amarillo Globe-News. Retrieved March 21, 2025.
2. "Bus Route Maps and Schedules | City of Amarillo, TX". amarillo.gov. Archived from the original on 2018-09-27.

• ACT