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Lost something on public transport?

How to track down an item left on a bus, train, tram, or taxi by contacting the right transport operator.

Items left on buses, trains, trams, and taxis around Southwest TX are usually handed in to the operator's lost property team — the trick is contacting the right one quickly.

  1. Identify the operator. Note the route, line, or company and the rough time. Each operator runs its own lost property process.
  2. Submit a lost property report. Use the operator's online form or phone line as soon as possible; recovered items are logged against your description.
  3. For taxis and rideshare, contact the driver or company directly through your booking or app receipt.
  4. Keep your reference. Save any report number so you can chase it up.
  5. Post a listing. Add a listing for Southwest TX in case a fellow passenger picked it up.

Check the local transport resources below for the operators serving Southwest TX.

Helpful resources for Southwest TX

Recent reports in Southwest TX

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Lost Stamps in Southwest TX, near Fort Stockton Plaza

I was sorting a small batch of stamps at the Fort Stockton Plaza community room when a bag slipped from my hands and rolled behind a chair around 3:10 p.m. last Sunday. The stamps are a mix of vintage and commemoratives, some faded with age, kept in a red folder with a tiny bookmark sticking out. I felt a pit in my chest imagining them gone for good, since they’re part of a hobby I have carried since college. I’ve been checking the area and retracing my steps, hoping a quick passerby picked them up and kept them safe until now.

near Fort Stockton Plaza 5 days ago
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LOST: Canines in Southwest TX

I lost my two dogs in the Southwest TX area yesterday around 5:30 PM. Gizmo, a small wiry terrier with a red collar, and Scout, a larger brindle shepherd mix with a blue tag, bolted from me while I was walking down Main Street toward the county courthouse. I searched the central square and along the riverfront for hours, calling their names until the sun set. They’re my heart and I can’t sleep thinking they’re scared and out there somewhere.

near the county courthouse in the central square. 13 days ago
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Lost Driver's License near San Jacinto Plaza, El Paso

I was at San Jacinto Plaza in downtown El Paso, Southwest TX, Texas, United States, around 3:10 PM on Tuesday when I realized my Driver's License had slipped from my wallet. The wallet is brown leather with a dented zipper, and the license bears my photo. I am anxious about flights and errands until I can prove I am me again. If anyone turned it in or found it, I would be grateful to have it returned.

by San Jacinto Plaza, downtown El Paso about 1 month ago
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Lost microwaves in Southwest TX, last Friday night.

I’m Ava Martinez, living in Southwest TX. I realized my microwaves were gone around 7:45 pm last Friday, after I finished cleaning up near the market on Main Street in my town. The kitchen felt empty and a little off, like the room had swallowed something practical I rely on daily. I keep two microwaves for reheating leftovers after long days, and losing them has left me scrambling for quick meals and wondering when I’ll feel normal again.

Market on Main St, Southwest TX about 2 months ago
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Insulin pen with blue cap and heart sticker

I lost my insulin pen yesterday around 3pm outside the Mall del Norte entrance near the food court in Laredo, Southwest TX. It’s a white NovoPen with a light blue cap, about 5 inches long, tucked in a small black nylon carrying case that’s a bit scuffed from daily use. The case has a tiny red heart sticker on the front and a scratch along the zipper. This pen is essential for my diabetes management and I’m really hoping someone found it and can help me get it back. If you found it, please email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a safe handoff.

Southwest TX about 2 months ago
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Ryobi 18V cordless drill, green body

I lost my Ryobi 18V cordless drill with a green body and black grip yesterday around 3pm in the Home Depot parking lot on North Mesa Street in El Paso. It's a Ryobi One+ drill with a 1/2-inch chuck, and the housing has a small dent near the chuck; the battery has blue painter's tape with the word DAD on it. It also comes with a black nylon carrying case and a few used drill bits. Since I'm in Southwest TX, I’d really appreciate getting it back—it's my go-to for weekend projects and it was a gift from my dad.

Southwest TX 2 months ago