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Louisiana’s Capital Region has a variety of public transportation options. These include urban-fixed route bus service, demand-response service, ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) paratransit service, and specialized transportation for the elderly and disabled residents. 

Fixed-route public bus service and ADA paratransit is offered through the Capital Area Transit Service (CATS). Service is provided throughout East Baton Rouge parish; primarily in the Baton Rouge city limits. Public bus service provides two (2) significant benefits within the city and other areas served: 

  1. Mobility: Public bus service is critical to enabling those who do not, or cannot, drive an automobile or other motorized vehicle to participate in the regional economy. This group includes the very young, the elderly, disabled, and some low-income populations. Providing non-drivers with accessible public transportation is both a social service and expands the potential for prosperity. 

  1. More Efficient Use of Roadway Capacity: Traffic congestion and gridlock can make travel on urban roadways unsafe and uncomfortable. Such conditions impose a cap on a city’s economic competitiveness. The extent that public transportation modes can safely and effectively substitute for a percentage of private vehicles can help reduce or keep congestion constant, while improving the region’s capacity for continued economic competitiveness. 

To view CATS’ fixed-routes, please visit https://brcats.com. For ADA paratransit service, the origin and destination of the trip must be within ¾ of a miles of the CATS fixed-route system. To schedule a trip using CATS on Demand, please call 225-239-2550. 

Demand-response is any non-fixed route system of transporting individuals that requires advanced scheduling by the customer. Demand-response service is offered in all eleven (11) of the Capital Region parishes. To locate a demand-response operator in the Baton Rouge region, please contact the Regional Transportation Planner at CRPC. Their contact information is located below. 

 
 
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