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A dense fog advisory and a special weather statement in effect for 27 regions in the area

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A dense fog advisory and a special weather statement in effect for 27 regions in the area

TRANSPORTATION


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In a Texas federal courtroom, families of those killed in Boeing 737 MAX crashes finally have their voices heard

The airplane manufacturer was accused of fraud for misleading federal regulators about the safety of its jets, but stayed out of court by making a deal with prosecutors. Victimsโ€™ families say they were cut out of the process.

San Antonio travelers among millions delayed by FAAโ€™s computer-related grounding of flights

An outage involving the FAA's computer system caused the agency to ground hundreds of flights temporarily. The delays affected travelers all over the country, including those in San Antonio.

San Antonio travelers struggling to find luggage after cancellations of Southwest Airlines flights

On Wednesday, another 2,500 Southwest Airlines flights were cancelled and now a lot of travelers are asking, where is my luggage?

Dallas-based airlineโ€™s holiday meltdown brings on federal investigation

Southwest Airlines has canceled more flights than any other airline during the holidays, prompting federal investigators to ask why.

Texans are dying on state highways every day โ€” especially in rural โ€œdead zonesโ€

Fatal crashes in rural areas accounted for 51% of Texasโ€™ 4,489 traffic fatalities in 2021, even though only about 10% of the stateโ€™s population lives in a rural area, according to data from the stateโ€™s department of transportation.

VIA announces schedule for Christmas, New Year holidays

VIA Metropolitan Transit bus routes will operate on an altered schedule for the Christmas and New Year holidays.

A national bus driver shortage is upending Texasโ€™ beloved Friday night high school football games

School leaders are offering more money and paid training for potential bus drivers. Some routes still go unserved.

Dallas-Houston bullet train developer vows project is on track, but state officials lack confidence

With lingering skepticism about Texas Centralโ€™s ability to build a high-speed rail line, landowners along the route want the company to be more forthcoming about the projectโ€™s status.

VIA celebrates first operations, maintenance facility in decades

VIA Metropolitan Transit celebrated the grand opening of its new VIAtrans Operations Center on Thursday.

Texas will build more than 50 new electric car charging locations along major highways

The $408 million approved Tuesday by the Federal Highway Administration will help build a network of charging facilities every 50-70 miles along certain major Texas highways.

Pete Buttigieg blasts Texas Republicans on handling of migrants, LGBTQ rights

At the 2022 Texas Tribune Festival, Buttigieg said the efforts of Gov. Greg Abbott and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in sending migrants to Democrat-led cities are โ€œhurting people in order to get attention.โ€

Key Texas industries could face bottlenecks over railroad labor dispute

If railroad companies and workers canโ€™t resolve their dispute by Thursday night, the country could see its first railroad strike in 30 years.

Recent crash has TxDOT asking drivers to steer clear of highway HERO crews

TXDOT is calling on drivers to practice safety behind the wheel after a crash left a HERO operator badly hurt

After a decade of hype, Dallas-Houston bullet train developer faces a leadership exodus as land acquisition slows

Texas Central has made little visible progress financing the high-speed rail project and acquiring property for the route in recent years. The company maintains that the bullet train is still being developed but declined to provide details about the path forward.

NEISD program prepares students to work in rapidly changing automotive services industry

Students in the Automotive Program at Northeast ISDโ€™s Transportation Technology Academy are learning about the latest in the auto industry.

Tech SA: Southwest Research Institute developing self-driving shuttle for research, campus tours

A team of engineers at the Southwest Research Institute hope their latest invention can help solve some of San Antonioโ€™s infrastructure and mobility challenges.

Johnson High School students work with local councilman to address speed concerns

Radar Feedback Signs have been installed near Johnson High School to help curb speeding.

VIA talks about its increasing ridership, its new routes and its future plans

VIA Metropolitan Transit helps thousands of people around Bexar County get from point A to point B.

TxDOT unveils walking billboards in effort to encourage drivers and pedestrians to follow rules of the road

As the number of deadly crashes continues to climb, TxDOT officials hope a new campaign will save lives.

Pre-pandemic sized crowds descend on US airports for holiday

The fireworks are still a few days away, but travel for the July Fourth weekend is off to a booming start.

A โ€œclonedโ€ 18-wheeler made it easy for smugglers to pass through the border, say state officials vowing to crack down

A federal agency estimates that about 75 trucks are reported nationally each year with copied or stolen state and federal ID numbers, which industry experts say is likely a significant undercount.

VIA looks at San Antonioโ€™s future of transportation during โ€œState of Transitโ€

VIAโ€™s ART system would utilize dedicated lanes to connect the cityโ€™s major employment and residential center.

Decades after Texas took part of its historic farm, a family fights again to save its land from a highway expansion

Daniel Alexander was enslaved when he founded a farm before the Civil War. 175 years later, his family is fighting to keep it intact as Texas plans to expand U.S. Highway 183.

Nearly 43,000 people died on US roads last year, agency says

Nearly 43,000 people were killed on U.S. roads last year.

I-35 NEX project to offer drivers relief along congested corridor

The I-35 Northeast Expansion Project will soon break ground. TxDOT officials say it will improve mobility and increase safety in the area.

T-Squared: Jayme Lozano is joining us as a Lubbock-based regional reporter

She will cover the Panhandle and South Plains through Report for America. She previously reported for Texas Tech Public Media.

Analysis: Texas is great โ€” and ought to be better

Texas is a great state, but thereโ€™s a lot of work to do, and it starts with the public โ€” and what Texans really want. The political class isnโ€™t going to do this on its own.

Analysis: The case for big ideas in Texas government

Texas political leaders usually settle for caution. The big stuff is risky, but itโ€™s also possible โ€” and even inspiring โ€” to see leaders ignoring the small stuff and aiming higher.

UPDATE: Austin airport, Capital Metro respond to federal ruling overturning mask mandate for public transportation

The Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and Capital Metro are both assessing how an April 18 decision by a federal judge to strike down the mask mandate for public transportation will affect their operations.

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In McAllen, Gov. Greg Abbottโ€™s border inspections meant late deliveries, rotten produce and lost business

The delays caused by the stateโ€™s inspections are the latest blow to farmers and produce businesses in the Rio Grande Valley recovering from the pandemic and losses from last yearโ€™s winter storm.

Predicting food shortages, Sid Miller calls on Gov. Greg Abbott to stop new vehicle inspections at the border

Abbottโ€™s new policy has resulted in hourslong delays and protester blockades at border crossings. The stateโ€™s agriculture commissioner criticized the measure as an โ€œeconomy killing action.โ€

The dangers of driving distracted: it could be the last thing you do

Whether youโ€™re using your cellphone, eating or talking to a passenger, distracted driving now kills more people than drunk driving.

International trade halted at Texas border crossings as truckers protest Greg Abbottโ€™s new inspections

Commercial traffic at the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge stopped Monday and a similar protest affected traffic into and out of El Paso. The blockades could impact the flow of produce to restaurants and grocery stores.

VIA prepares for first ART line, but lacks funding for a second corridor

Advanced Rapid Transit (ART) is essentially large buses, typically running in designated lanes. With a new bus arriving every 10 to 15 minutes, and riders paying before they get on, VIA officials say it offers the benefits of a rail line at a lower cost.

With soaring gas prices, EVs and public transportation have never looked more attractive

The nationwide average price for a gallon of unleaded gas has reached record highs in 2022, according to GasBuddy.com.

General Motors recalls 740K SUVs; headlights are too bright

General Motors is recalling more than 740,000 small SUVs in the U.S. because the headlight beams can be too bright and cause glare for oncoming drivers.

Elon Muskโ€™s airport tunnels project gets Alamo Regional Mobility Authority approval for next steps

The Alamo Regional Mobility Authority announced Wednesday that its board of directors have chosen Elon Muskโ€™s The Boring Company to move forward on collaborations for a high capacity transportation project connecting the airport with downtown San Antonio.

Here are some ways you may be able to travel for free or close to it

After two years of isolation, people are ready to pack their bags for a much-needed vay-cay.

More people pedaling past the pump amid soaring gas prices

Thinking about ditching your car for a more affordable option? Youโ€™re not alone. More are considering e-bikes to commute to work or run errands.

GETTING THERE: Survey tackles pandemic impact on travelers

Itโ€™s no secret that public transportation still has a hard road ahead as it tries to recover riders lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Former Texas state Sen. Kirk Watson running for Austin mayor

Watson was mayor of the city from 1997 to 2001 and is focused on tackling the rising cost of living, homelessness, public safety and transportation.

VIA officials celebrate milestone for planned Advanced Rapid Transit system

A proposed Advanced Rapid Transit system aims to make trips fast and easy for commuters.

West Side business owners celebrate win over roadโ€™s latest name change

On Thursday, a unanimous city council vote changed the name again, this time now to be called, Historic Old US Highway 90.

Bridge demolition to shut down I-10 main lanes near Boerne this weekend

The main lanes of Interstate 10 near Boerne are expected to close this weekend due to a bridge demolition.

Head of Texas DMV resigns amid pressure to stop widespread sale of fake paper license plates

Authorities across the state have expressed frustration with the agency as hundreds of thousands of fake tags are illegally sold and used in a wide range of offenses.

โ€˜We need public outrage about thisโ€™: San Antonio cyclists unhappy with vote that eliminated bike lanes on Broadway

The cycling community in San Antonio is outraged by the Texas Transportation Commissionโ€™s decision to nix San Antonio plans that would have added protected bike lanes to Broadway Avenue.

State throws spike strip in front of City of San Antonioโ€™s plans to reduce lanes on lower Broadway

The members of the Texas Transportation Commission, which oversees TxDOT, voted Thursday to stop a long-planned hand-off of a 2.2 mile section of State Loop 368 between Burr Road and I-35, which overlaps with Broadway Avenue.

Battle for Broadway: state poised to reverse hand-off of 2.2-mile stretch to City of San Antonio

City officials have been caught off guard by the state's imminent move to halt the transfer of a 2.2-mile stretch of Broadway Avenue, which would also halt their plans for its redesign.

TxDOT prepping roads ahead of freezing temperatures

The Texas Department of Transportation is gearing up for freezing temperatures. Crews are set to start road preparation later Wednesday morning.

Millions in funding slated for Texas bridges, repairs

Texas will receive a half billion dollars to help pay for bridge improvements and repairs, money coming from the federal infrastructure law.

Apparently snowplows in Michigan have names, and theyโ€™re all hilarious

If you live in a part of the country where you experience all four seasons then youโ€™re pretty used to snowplows cleaning up the streets of your town when mother nature decides to dump inches of snow on the ground.

Unattended vehicles tempting target for auto thieves

With colder weather expected this weekend, you might be tempted to warm up your car before getting in and taking off. But that could make your vehicle a target for thieves.

GETTING THERE: Will area benefit from infrastructure bill?

Transportation is a vital portion of the massive infrastructure bill passed by Congress last week.

fredericksburg.com

Daywatch: CPS denies COVID-19 accommodations, weed sales top $1B and ex-Cubs player lists home near Wrigley Field

Limited transportation has long been a hurdle to employment, hindering growth at some companies and preventing people who need work from accessing available jobs. As the rise of e-commerce spurs job growth in industrial areas that are often not close to public transportation, employers hope addressing transit needs attracts a wider pool of candidates and helps workers arrive on time.

chicagotribune.com

VIA extends free rides on buses through May 31

SAN ANTONIO San Antonios transit system will extend its free rides until May 31 amid the coronavirus pandemic. Fares for VIA bus, VIAtrans and VIA Link service have been suspended since March 21 in order to reduce crowding. Fare collection will begin again on June 1, according to a news release. The health and safety measures instituted by VIA amid the pandemic will remain in place:

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