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The Amalgamated Transit Workers union says Paris-based Keolis has a "history of hostile anti-union conduct."
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An Aug. 4 "sun kink" between Highland and MLK stations was caught by an eagle-eyed engineer before anything disastrous happened.
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CapMetro's new shelters are smaller, sleeker and more versatile. But during a heatwave, some transit users miss the larger canopies of the old steel structures.
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The plan includes a nearly 10-mile on-street rail line with 15 stations through downtown Austin. Costs are estimated around $5 billion, which will be partly funded through federal grants.
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In the lead-up to a decisive vote on Austin's light-rail plan, council members are extracting finer details of the $5 billion build out.
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Austin's light-rail ambitions face key approvals from local officials this week after a bill that would have toppled the Project Connect funding plan was killed. But political and legal risks remain for the voter-approved transit expansion.
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The Austin Transit Partnership's board offers unanimous approval for the light-rail blueprint as a fight simmers at the Texas Legislature over a bill that could destabilize Project Connect's financial footing.
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The agency is studying whether to build a road for testing autonomous vehicles on the MoKan Corridor, despite Austin's plans to start building the Northern Walnut Creek Trail there next year.
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The plans, each under $5 billion, are starkly smaller than the original map presented to voters before the November 2020 election.
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Bills with big name backing in the Texas House and Senate would force a citywide election if the Austin Transit Partnership wants to borrow money for construction of light-rail lines.