Looking for public transit in Las vegas nev?

Answer 1

This site covers every form of public transportation in Las Vegas.

http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/transportation.cfm

Taxi
Deuce/CAT Bus
Monorail
Strip Trolley
Free Hotel Shuttles
Limo

~Jack~

Answer 2

Citizens Area Transit (CAT) has routes to virtually every destination in Southern Nevada, from the northern reaches of the Las Vegas Valley to Boulder City. The link below will allow you to download route maps and schedules. A daily pass (good for 24 hours) is only $5 and can be purchased on any bus.

Answer 3

Uhmmm. Start by walking to the closest street and look for bus stops?
Ok, heres a phone number and some information.
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CAT BUS SERVICE

Citizens Area Transit bus service has 49 routes throughout the Las Vegas Valley and Henderson. Cost for a one-way fare on the Strip is $2 (route 301); off-Strip fares are $1.25 one way. Strip routes run 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Downtown Transit Center
300 N. Casino Center Dr.
Las Vegas, NV 89101
Telephone: [phone] or CAT-RIDE

* CAT Route Schedules and Maps: This is your complete guide to bus routes, including times and the location of stops throughout the Las Vegas Valley.

* CAT Fare Information: Fare and transfer information and suggested routes for schools, government offices, libraries, hospitals, community resources, activities, museums, shopping malls and cultural/community centers.

Answer 4

I used to use the BUS system. It's amazing how there are buses 24/7 in a town like Vegas and surrounding areas like Henderson.

Try this:

http://www.vegas.com/transportation/buses.html

Answer 5

dont sweat it. they have double decker buses that go everywhere in vegas. 5 bucks gives you a 24 pass. and all buses run every 5-10 minutes 24hrs. a day like clockwork. have fun.

Answer 6

On the strip the city bus runs every fifteen minutes.