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We don’t know the exact route President Biden will take. But officials said to expect delays and rolling closures on roads to and from the airport and the LBJ Presidential Library.
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Austin's transit agency bet big on the future of battery-powered buses but now admits over-optimism about how fast the technology would accelerate.
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The ultra-low-cost airline will fly only to cities with an existing Allegiant base next year, significantly reducing the number of flights from Austin.
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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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Learn the ins and outs of Austin’s public transit, major highways and alternative transport options to travel like a seasoned local.
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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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ATX Kids Club's summer camp uses Capital Metro buses to take campers on field trips around the city. The goal: getting kids to have fun on public transit so they’ll grow up using it.
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The three-pronged crossing with a plaza the middle will bridge the Butler Trail's biggest gap.
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Amazon-owned Zoox will release its fleet of white SUVs with multicolored back-ends to Austin’s entertainment districts sometime in July.
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Spencer Schumacher, chair of the Bicycle Advisory Council, said the bikes were likely removed by maintenance and construction crews who were unaware of why the bikes were there.
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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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A crucial legal battle over funding for Project Connect kicks off Monday, but is expected to be stalled by a dispute over whether the case can even be heard.