Membership appointments for a newly formed pedestrian and transportation safety commission made up of transportation advocates and practitioners from across the spectrum was approved by San Antonio City Council this week.

The City of San Antonio’s Transportation Department has launched a High-Injury Network Dashboard, part of a larger concerted effort to curb severe and fatal crashes.

San Antonio’s Transportation Department has launched a public safety campaign focused on pedestrian safety along three “high-injury” corridors amid rising local traffic deaths.

San Antonio’s Transportation Department plans to recognize lives lost to traffic violence during World Day of Remembrance this weekend, as local fatal traffic crashes top 100.

A Texas Department of Transportation commission approved nearly $285 million worth of bicycle and pedestrian-centered infrastructure projects across the state this week.

San Antonio’s Transportation Department is hosting four planned community open house meetings beginning this week, inviting the public to provide feedback on pedestrian safety around the forthcoming Green Line project.

Visitors and residents in the downtown San Antonio area can expect changes to traffic and access around Hemisfair starting on Monday.

Two new pedestrian-safety enhancements have been implemented on one stretch of Southeast Military Drive, a section that neighbors repeatedly told KSAT was dangerous.

A 24-year-old man accused of driving while intoxicated was arrested after six pedestrians were struck early Thursday morning in San Marcos, police said.

A city briefing on a program part of the larger Bike Network Plan update conversation drew overwhelming community support, while some committee members questioned the project’s lengthy timeline.

San Antonio City Council formally passed an update on the city’s Complete Streets policy on Thursday, setting in motion a framework for street design that accounts for all users.

Vision Zero and the Bike Network Plan are expected to receive support from a grant issued to San Antonio's Transportation Department as part of the Safe Streets and Roads for All program.

A coalition of street safety advocates will conduct a “street audit” on a stretch of road in the Lone Star district this weekend.

The complete streets concept is a part of the advocacy of local groups such as ActivateSA, one of the coalition’s members. San Antonio adopted its current complete streets policy in 2011.

Safety is the number one priority when hitting the streets on a bike, but at times, cyclists are at the will of those behind the wheel of a vehicle.