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How to apply for TRAX (West Texas Opportunities) Demand-Response Transit (Martin County)
TRAX (the public transit program of West Texas Opportunities, Inc.) — demand-response transit serving 22 West Texas counties including all 17 Permian Basin counties; operated by West Texas Opportunities, Inc. (WTO), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in Lamesa (Dawson County)
Who it's for
TRAX is the demand-response public transit service for Martin County (population ~5.7K), operated by West Texas Opportunities, Inc. (WTO) — the regional 501(c)(3) nonprofit also serving as the CEAP subrecipient (see tx.martin.wto_ceap). TRAX serves the entire Permian Basin region plus adjacent rural areas — demand-response means advance reservations are required, typically 24-48 hours ahead. Senior fares are typically reduced; rides connect Stanton to other Permian Basin communities and to medical specialists in Midland or Odessa. Call WTO at 432-872-8354 to schedule rides.
Martin County demand-response transit; advance reservation essential.
What you'll need
- For TRAX rides: advance reservation (typically 24-48 hours)
- Proof of Martin County residency
- For senior fare: proof of age 60+
Where to apply
Apply online: official application
By phone: 432-872-8354
Renewals
ongoing
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