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When will San Pedro construction be complete? Here's what VIA says about progress on the Green Line.
Read full article: When will San Pedro construction be complete? Here's what VIA says about progress on the Green Line.VIA broke ground on the Green Line last summer and is expected to begin service in April 2028, according to Rod Sanchez, who oversees its rapid transit projects.
VIA gets another round of design approvals for rapid transit stations
Read full article: VIA gets another round of design approvals for rapid transit stationsThe Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) gave certificates of appropriateness on Feb. 5 to a batch of rapid transit network stations that will sit in historic districts.
VIA lands $268M federal grant to fully fund its Rapid Green Line corridor
Read full article: VIA lands $268M federal grant to fully fund its Rapid Green Line corridorVIA Metropolitan Transit announced Wednesday its acquisition of a $268 million federal grant to fully fund its planned Rapid Green Line corridor.
Hundreds of calls led San Antonio Zoning Commission to consider changes for transit-oriented development
Read full article: Hundreds of calls led San Antonio Zoning Commission to consider changes for transit-oriented developmentTransit-oriented development is a type of city planning designed to support growth near public transportation.
What is San Antonio’s transit-oriented development and why is it unpopular among some residents?
Read full article: What is San Antonio’s transit-oriented development and why is it unpopular among some residents?City Council District 1 held a community forum Thursday night to talk about the policy, but it didn't go as planned.
Bexar County approves $100M for VIA’s East-West ‘rapid transit’ line
Read full article: Bexar County approves $100M for VIA’s East-West ‘rapid transit’ lineBexar County Commissioners agreed Tuesday to set aside $100 million for an East-West rapid transit route through downtown San Antonio. County and transit officials say it’s needed to lock in federal funding for the $289 million project.
