Bus Services
VIA Metropolitan Transit provides regional multimodal transportation options that connect our community to opportunity, support economic vitality, and enhance quality of life throughout our region. VIA, recognized by the Texas Transit Association as the outstanding Metro Transit Authority of the year, has a service area of 1,226.07 miles, which includes 14 member cities and the unincorporated areas of Bexar County, and operates seven days a week on more than 90 routes.
DOWNTOWN LINEUP
At 10:30 p.m., 11:30 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. buses depart the locations shown on this map of downtown (not necessarily in the order listed).
For the 12:30 a.m. lineup, the buses will not depart until all lineup service buses have arrived and riders have had a chance to transfer to other buses. Because several buses may line up behind each other, it is important to look for your bus anywhere along the block. VIA supervisors and bus operators will be happy to help you locate the bus you need.
VIA PRÍMO DURING LINEUP
VIA’s new Primo 100 route will pass through the downtown lineup area to provide transfer opportunities for riders. Going inbound, Primo service will pass through several minutes before the lineup times of 10:30 p.m., 11:30 p.m. and 12:30 a.m.
Going outbound, Primo service will pass through several minutes after the other lineup buses have departed. As a courtesy during the late night period, VIA Primo will stop at local bus stops as well as Primo stations on Fredericksburg Road between Babcock Station and Louis Pasteur Drive.
Downtown Lineup Guide (Effective Aug. 26, 2019)
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| Lineup Service | Served by Lineup Route |
| 202 Blanco | Route 2 |
| 204 San Pedro | Routes 4 & 5 |
| 209 Broadway/Nacog. | Routes 9 & 10 |
| 214 Austin Hwy/Rand. | Routes 14 & 17 |
| 222 Hays/ E. Houston | Routes 22 & 24 |
| 225 E. Commerce/ML King | Routes 25 & 26 |
| 230 Rigsby/Porter | Routes 28 & 30 |
| 232 Steves Ave/S. St. Marys | Routes 32 & 34 |
| 242 Roosevelt/S. Presa | Routes 36 & 42 |
| 243 S. Flores/Pleas | Routes 43 & 44 |
| 246 Commercial St. | Routes 46 & 48 |
| 251 Nogalitos St. | Routes 51 & 62 |
| 268 Guad. St./Ceralvo | Routes 66 & 68 |
| 275 Commerce/Laredo | Routes 67 & 75 |
| 276 Commerce/KLAC Transit Ctr. | Routes 64 & 76 |
| 277 Martin/Ruiz | Routes 77 & 79 |
| 282 Culebra | Routes 82 |
| 288 Bandera/Evers Rd | Route 88 |
| 289 Poplar/Woodlawn | Routes 89 & 90 |
| 296 Vance Jackson/West Ave. | Routes 96 & 97 |
There’s no place like Downtown San Antonio and with multiple stops and service, VIA makes it easy to navigate. Numerous bus routes travel through Downtown from early morning to late night. VIA’s Prímo 100 connects to the downtown area and runs from 4:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. daily. And several Express routes make it simple to travel from downtown to various locations around San Antonio.
| Route | Time | Destination |
| 5 McCullough | 5:30 am - 10:00 pm Daily | San Antonio International Airport |
| 7 Stone Oak | 5:30 am - 7:00 pm Daily | Stone Oak Park & Ride |
| 64 US 90 Express | 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Daily | SeaWorld San Antonio |
| 94 IH-10 Express | 6:00 am - 11:00 pm Daily | Fiesta Texas |
| 100 Primo | 4:00 am - 1:00 am Daily | UTSA, Market Square, San Fernando Cathedral, Convention Center, Rivercenter Mall |
If you’re in town for a few days, make VIA part of your visit. The best travel value is with a VIA Day Pass that offers unlimited rides on the day of activation for just $2.75. Purchase your pass on the bus, at the Downtown Information Center, a VIA pass outlet, or order it online.
HELPFUL RESOURCES
Free 4G LTE WiFi
VIA offers free 4G LTE WiFi service on every bus, every van and at every transit facility. Riders can connect to the free WiFi in three easy steps. It’s that simple. Log on today:
1. Turn on your mobile device’s WiFi setting.
2. Search for VIAFreeWiFi network.
3. Read and agree to the terms of service
Next Bus
VIA riders can now get real-time bus arrival information delivered to their cell phones (Message and Data Fares May Apply), computers or other mobile devices. The information sent to riders will be based on the real time status of their bus not just the printed bus schedule times. Read more about Next Bus and view mobile apps.
Google Transit
VIA bus schedules are displayed right on Google maps. Zoom down to an area in San Antonio to see small blue bus icons representing VIA bus stops. Select an icon to display schedules for routes serving that stop. You can also use Google to plan your bus trip on VIA. Simply find your destination and get directions “by transit”.