TRANSPORTATION
The city of Austin is proposing new speed management solutions, such as speed cushions (pictured) and speed limit changes, for more roadways throughout Austin.
Austin considers speed changes for safer streets
Capital Metro, Austin's public transit agency, is set to further increase its electric bus fleet after its board approved the purchase of six new vehicles Aug. 26.
Capital Metro adds more electric buses to its roster as it looks to move to a completely low-emissions fleet
7 transportation and transit projects to know for August in Northwest Austin
The first portion of the US 183 South toll project opened July 31-Aug. 1.
Austin businessman Bobby Jenkins to chair Central Texas tolling agency board
TxDOT is analyzing options to improve traffic flow and safety on RM 620.
TxDOT still weighing options to improve traffic flow, increase safety on RM 620
Williamson County commissioners meet Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. in the Williamson County Courthouse, 710 S. Main St., Georgetown.
Williamson County joins city of Austin in safety improvement projects on Pearson Ranch Road
Capital Metro's board approved a $1.4 billion contract with MV Transportation for all bus operations and maintenance.
Capital Metro board OKs $1.4 billion contract to consolidate bus operations, maintenance
The Kramer MetroRail station is one of several Capital Metro transit centers that has a bike shelter.
Capital Metro waives annual fee to store bikes in shelters at transit stations
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport now offers an autonomous shuttle service pilot program.
Austin-Bergstrom airport debuts driverless shuttle pilot
Williamson County commissioners called a $447 million roads and parks bond election Aug. 6.
Williamson County commissioners call $447 million roads and parks bond election
Electric buses do not have a tailpipe and produce no emissions because they are battery operated.
Capital Metro secures federal grant, Volkswagen settlement funding for cleaner buses
The northern portion of the US 183 South toll road opens July 31-Aug. 1, 2019.
First phase of US 183 South toll project in East Austin opens July 31
Habitual toll violators can expect to face penalties starting in September and October for not paying tolls on area roads, such as Toll 290.
CTRMA to spend $275,000 to catch habitual toll violators driving on its roadways
Construction to start in early 2022 in area
TxDOT unveils preliminary plans for improving Loop 360 in Northwest Austin
The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority is considering adding one or two toll lanes in each direction on MoPac between Cesar Chavez Street and Slaughter Lane.
Work resumes on MoPac South toll project in South Austin