Getting Around

• Once visitors are here, they will find Albuquerque is best experienced by car.
• The Alvarado Transportation Center, located Downtown, is Albuquerque's transportation hub, directing both train and bus travel.
• Legendary Route 66 can still be traveled today—it is now Central Avenue, Albuquerque’s “main street.”
• Interstates 25 and 40 (Big I) was renovated in 2002 and are Albuquerque’s major thoroughfares, intersecting in the middle of the city.
• ABQ Ride is the City of Albuquerque’s public transportation service and provides rapid transit and local bus service as well as other transportation options. 
• Visitors can use the buses to get to Albuquerque’s cultural attractions 
• New Mexico Rail Runner Express runs most days (with north-south service through the metro area and Santa Fe)