Bus Transfers To and From Clinton National Airport

Upon arrival at Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas, passengers can choose from several ground transportation services, including rental cars, taxis, rideshares, hotel shuttle services, and buses.

Public transportation buses are available through Rock Region Metro's microtransit zone. Look for the shuttle pick-up area for your ride.

Please use Exit D near Baggage Claim Carousel 3, and follow the crosswalk.

Buses at Clinton National Airport

This zone serves Little Rock's River Cities Travel Center, 310 E. Capitol Ave., three blocks south of the famous River Market District and close to restaurants, hotels, bars, cultural attractions, and more.

METRO Connect riders can pay fares using the Token Transit mobile fare payment app, which allows riders to access transit passes via a smartphone, anytime, anywhere.

METRO Streetcar

Its streetcars are a massive hit with natives and visitors alike and are a fun, unique way to take in the downtown sights of central Arkansas' "twin cities."

The system crosses the beautiful Arkansas River and connects some of the most exciting places in Pulaski County, such as:

• The (Bill) Clinton Presidential Center and the headquarters of the global nonprofit Heifer International,
• North Little Rock's historic Argenta District,
• Little Rock River Market and the Creative Corridor, and favorite restaurants, hotels, brewpubs, cultural attractions, shops, and more.

Bus Fares

• Adult One Way, $1.35
• Ages 5-11, $0.60
• Ages 4 and younger are free.
• Transfer, $0.05
• $0.65 off the regular fare

PASS Fare

• $3.75 for a day pass
• Adult 10-Ride Ticket, $11.50
• Adult 31-Day Pass, $36.00

Most of the costs of our public transit system are not charged to Rock Region METRO riders.

The cities of Little Rock, North Little Rock, Jacksonville, Sherwood, and Maumelle; Pulaski County; the federal government, and the state of Arkansas all offset the actual cost of a ride on a Rock Region METRO bus, paratransit or microtransit vehicle, or streetcar.

Fares and other direct revenue, such as advertising, contribute approximately 13% of the annual agency budget.

The Rock Region METRO board and staff work hard to provide riders with significant cost savings for their transportation by offering great value in per-ride fares.

Riders are encouraged to save even more money by purchasing multi-day and multi-ride passes, which offer discounts over single-ride fares.

For more information about Rock Region Metro, please visit https://rrmetro.org.