A GIS shapefile is a simple, nontopological format for storing the geometric location and attribute information of geographic features. GIS shapefiles consist of three or more files with specific file extensions and models a particular aspect of transit information (routes, stops, stations, etc). The required files that make up a shapefile include:

*shp (feature geometry)
*shx (index of feature geometry)
*dbf (attribute information)

A KML file is a simple file format for storing geographical data, used in Google Earth and many other products.

GIS Shapefiles

For SACRT BUS ROUTES, click here to download GIS shapefiles
For SACRT BUS STOPS, click here to download GIS shapefiles
For SACRT LIGHT RAIL ROUTES, click here to download GIS shapefiles
For SACRT LIGHT RAIL STATIONS, click here to download GIS shapefiles
For SACRT SMARTRIDE (MICROTRANSIT) ZONES, click here to download GIS shapefiles
For SACRT SERVICE AREA, click here to download GIS shapefiles
For SACRT GO (ADA PARATRANSIT) SERVICE AREA, click here to download GIS shapefiles

KML Files

For SACRT BUS ROUTES, click here to download KML files
For SACRT BUS STOPS, click here to download KML files
For SACRT LIGHT RAIL ROUTES, click here to download KML files
For SACRT LIGHT RAIL STATIONS, click here to download KML files

GTFS Feed

For a GTFS feed of SacRT’s routes and stops, please visit our GTFS Feed.