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How to apply for TRAX (West Texas Opportunities) Demand-Response Transit (Jeff Davis County)
TRAX (the public transit program of West Texas Opportunities, Inc.) — demand-response transit district serving 22 rural West Texas counties including Brewster, Presidio, and Jeff Davis; operated by West Texas Opportunities, Inc. (WTO), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in Lamesa
Who it's for
TRAX is the demand-response public transit service serving Jeff Davis County, operated by West Texas Opportunities, Inc. (WTO) — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. TRAX covers 22 rural West Texas counties from Fort Davis, Valentine (within Jeff Davis). Demand-response transit means advance reservations are required; service is flexible and door-to-door for general public, elderly, and disabled riders. There is NO fixed-route bus or rail transit within Jeff Davis County — TRAX is the only public transit option. For seniors needing rides to medical appointments in El Paso, Midland, or Alpine, TRAX is the principal mobility option. Apply for TRAX rides by calling WTO at 432-872-8354 with at least 24-48 hours advance notice. Senior fare is typically reduced (sliding-scale based on demand-response model).
Jeff Davis County is part of the most remote Texas transit territory. TRAX is the only public transit option; service requires advance reservation. For tertiary medical appointments (El Paso, Midland), TRAX can coordinate longer-distance trips but advance scheduling is essential.
What you'll need
- For TRAX rides: advance reservation (24-48 hours typical)
- Proof of Jeff Davis County residency
- For senior or disability fare: government-issued ID
Where to apply
Apply online: official application
By phone: 432-872-8354
Renewals
ongoing for registered riders
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