Nathan Bernier
Transportation reporterNathan Bernier is KUT's transportation reporter. Before taking on the role, he was the host and local news producer during All Things Considered. He grew up in the small mountain town of Nelson, BC, Canada, and worked at news radio stations in Ottawa, Montreal and Boston before starting at KUT in 2008.
Nathan has won numerous journalism awards including a National Edward R. Murrow Award, Texas Associated Press Awards, Lonestar Awards from the Houston Press Club, and various other awards and recognitions. You can email him at nbernier@kut.org.
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The public utility's souped up incentives program is unrelated to a jump in energy bills. -
El Austin Transit Partnership esta considerando que se puede cortar o retrasar ya que los costos del Proyecto Connect están subiendo por la inflación.
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The Austin Transit Partnership is considering what to cut or delay as Project Connect costs soar amid high inflation.
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Construction is scheduled to start early next year on an I-35 expansion project stretching from Ben White Boulevard almost to the Hays County line.
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City councils in each city called the elections after questioning if the 1% sales tax paying for transit service was worth it.
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Millions of Americans say they don't vote because they lack transportation, so here are some free or discounted ways to get from your home to a polling station.
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An ongoing parts shortage afflicting transit agencies nationwide is keeping a handful of CapMetro buses off the roads each day, lengthening waits for riders.
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ABIA set an all-time passenger record, smashing the previous high set just one week earlier after the Austin City Limits Music Festival.
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The Texas system of funding public transit through sales tax has city leaders wondering if they could spend the money better themselves.
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Austin's F1 weekend is expected to bring record-breaking crowds. Here's what to know about the race.F1 weekend has arrived in Austin. The race is now one of three events of its kind in the U.S., but Austin's has the highest attendance record and is expected to bring more than 400,000 people this year.
