Getting around By car: The neighborhood is car-dependent but very straightforward to navigate via local arterials (Wolflin, Coulter, SW 45th and Bell/Quail Creek corridors). On-street and driveway parking are typical and most guests will prefer driving. By local public transit: Amarillo City Transit operates fixed-route buses with a central transfer station downtown; routes and a One Ride app are available for planning shorter trips, but expect limited frequency compared with larger cities. By intercity bus: The Amarillo Multimodal/Greyhound transfer station (downtown) serves regional and national Greyhound routes for guests arriving by bus. By air: Amarillo International Airport (AMA) handles commercial flights and car rental services; it’s the fastest option for most longer-distance arrivals. By train: Amarillo does not have Amtrak passenger rail service. Travelers seeking rail connections generally must use Amtrak stations in other Texas cities (e.g., Fort Worth) combined with a bus or car transfer.