Las Cruces, NM, The South Central Regional Transit District (SCRTD) is expanding transit
access in Doña Ana County with the launch of the new Magenta Route, beginning Monday,
December 15, 2025.
The new service will connect the Mesilla Valley Intermodal Transit Terminal (MVITT) in
downtown Las Cruces to the Butterfield Community Center, offering residents a reliable,
affordable transportation option for work, school, medical appointments, and essential services.
“This new route strengthens regional connectivity and improves mobility for underserved
communities,” said David Armijo, Executive Director of SCRTD. “The Magenta Route will give
Butterfield residents dependable access to opportunities in Las Cruces while improving
connections across our transit network.”
Magenta Route Highlights
- Begins service December 15, 2025
- Connects Las Cruces MVITT ↔ Butterfield Community Center
- Provides service to surrounding neighborhoods along the corridor
- Enhances access to jobs, schools, healthcare, shopping, and community services
- Offers direct connection to local and regional bus routes at MVITT
With the addition of the Magenta Route, SCRTD continues its mission to expand transit
coverage, reduce mobility barriers, and support regional economic development.
About SCRTD
The South Central Regional Transit District provides safe, reliable, and affordable transportation
throughout Doña Ana and Sierra counties, including service to Hatch, Truth or Consequences,
and downtown El Paso, Texas. SCRTD is committed to expanding mobility options and
improving quality of life across the region
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