Little Rock , Arkansas (AR)

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A number of highways converge near Little Rock. I-40 passes through North Little Rock to the north. US 67 and US 167 share the same route from the northeast before splitting, with US 67 multiplexing with Interstate 30 to the southwest and US 67 multiplexing with US 65 and I-530 to the southeast. US 65 shares the same route as I-30 from the east. Other highways include I-430, I-440, I-530, and I-630. I-530 which terminates in Little Rock after originating in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.

Air service is provided by Little Rock National Airport, offering nine major airlines with non-stop service to 15 major airports. Amtrak also serves the city twice daily via its Texas Eagle line, with connections to Chicago and Dallas.

Within the city, bus service is provided by the Central Arkansas Transit Authority (CATA), with 16 regular daily routes and two express routes throughout the Little Rock area. Additional service includes four connecting routes originating in Little Rock serving North Little Rock daily excluding Sundays; twice-daily Monday-Friday express routes to Maumelle and Jacksonville/Sherwood; special events shuttle buses; and paratransit service for disabled persons.

Since November 2004, downtown areas of Little Rock and North Little Rock have been additionally served by the River Rail Electric Streetcar system, also operated by CATA. The streetcars are the first to operate in Little Rock since 1947, and the first in North Little Rock since 1939.