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The Hays County Sheriff's Office hopes enforcing speeding and other traffic violations will help make the road safer.
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As part of the interstate expansion, main lanes will narrow from 12 feet wide to 11 feet wide, raising questions about the tradeoffs between safety and highway capacity.
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For a long time, Austin was built around vehicles. Only a small percentage of households don't own a car — but that still translates to tens of thousands of people across the city. Here's how they do it.
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Biden is coming to town to deliver a speech at the LBJ Library commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act.
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Drivers should prepare for bottlenecks as Austin Energy embarks on a project to replace utility poles and upgrade wires along the corridor.
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In 2015, Austin started issuing citations for drivers who block intersections. After the initial rollout, APD is not policing the traffic law like it used to.
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The highly requested stoplights are installed and ready to be turned on later this month at one of the busiest pedestrian crossings across I-35 in Austin.
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The cloudy weather did cause some people to change their plans for the eclipse. But the moderate traffic could also have been a result of months-long preparation for the event, Travis County officials said.
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No one knows exactly how bad traffic will be in Central Texas, but a total eclipse in 2017 caused historic gridlock.
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A listener who drove to Austin from California hadn't seen them until he hit West Texas. He initially thought they were “cute, and quaint, and Texan."