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Nathan Bernier/KUT/Plans to reduce gridlock on I-35 by expanding its capacity could make the highway so appealing that more drivers would flock to it and jam it up with more traffic than before. -
Gabriel C. Pérez/KUTEarlier this year, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport announced the "most extensive airport improvement program in Central Texas history."But the company that has a 40-year lease to operate the South Terminal says it wasn't consulted about plans to tear the facility down.
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Seventeen high-frequency bus routes will see some form of service reduction and the late-night E-Bus that shuttles UT students to Sixth Street will be temporarily suspended. -
With more than $300 million in voter-approved bonds for pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, the city is asking for public feedback on plans that will guide how to spend the money.
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A Tuesday briefing with state and local transportation officials gave some of the clearest signs yet of how the Austin city council feels about a multi-billion dollar plan to widen the busiest roadway in Central Texas.
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Despite concerns from some community groups, the board on Monday approved moving ahead with developing a transit police department to eliminate the agency's reliance on off-duty Austin police officers to provide security.
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The transportation department's plans would likely force longtime mainstays like the Austin Chronicle and Star Cafe to leave their current locations.
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A city proposal to extend Red River Street to accommodate traffic growth in the Rainey neighborhood is facing resistance from supporters of the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican-American Cultural Center who don't want it to surrender a slice of its parking lot.
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An analysis commissioned by the state's transportation department declared three ideas from Austin-based groups to make the thoroughfare less disruptive at the ground level as either bad for drivers or too expensive.
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Officials at Austin's airport advise travelers to arrive 30 minutes earlier than they would before COVID-19. Why does it take more time to get to your departure gate if fewer people are flying?
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Mayor Steve Adler said Austin is especially interested in improving transportation infrastructure and measures like increasing access to public transit.
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Food and retail businesses at the airport are so short-staffed that some remain closed and others have limited hours, resulting in longer-than-normal lines and a competition for workers.
