Getting Around Albany
Getting around New York’s Capital City is easy.Albany is the meeting point of 1-90 and I-87.It has several highways that travel in and around the city including I-787 and Rte. 85.
Public transportation is provided through the Capital District Transportation Association (CDTA) offering hundreds of bus routes through Albany and the entire Capital Region. Located just minutes away from the Albany International Airport and the Rensselaer Amtrak station, Albany is accessible from points around the globe. Located on the shore of the Hudson River, Albany is also very easy to access from boat.
Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA)
The Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA) is the regional mobility provider, offering over 50 easy to ride public bus routes throughout the region, including 29 routes connecting to downtown Albany. Fare is $1.00 for each ride or $3.00 for an all day pass, available for purchase on the bus.Northway Xpress
The Northway Xpress (NX), is CDTA´s commuter service between Saratoga and Albany. NX commuter buses offer high-back luxury seating in a climate-controlled environment, so you can arrive at your destination feeling relaxed and ready to go. NX operates Monday through Friday and offers riders peace of mind with reliable, comfortable transportation to and from dozens of convenient locations, including:
- Office complexes in downtown Albany
- Stops at the SUNY campus
- Convenient Park and Ride locations