Austin City Council takes first step toward I-35 'cap and stitch' project

The Austin City Council has passed an item to hire an engineer to look at a process called capping and stitching, to possibly be done in the Downtown Austin I-35 corridor.

City of Austin testing new tech to reduce pedestrian deaths

The Austin Transportation Department says so far this year, there have been 89 fatal car crashes, with 25 of those killed being pedestrians. Now, the city is testing new technology that aims to reduce those numbers.

CapMetro looking to raise starting wages for operators, mechanics

ATU Local 1091, which represents CapMetro bus operators and mechanics, has now reached a tentative labor agreement that would increase wages.

'Transit Forward' formed to keep Project Connect's vision alive

From essential workers, communities of color, to students - having multifaceted transit lines are opportunities for safe and reliable transportation, says Transit Forward.

Lyft safety report: More than 4,100 sexual assault claims filed over 3-year span

In Lyft’s first-ever safety report published on Thursday, the rideshare app revealed that it received over 4,100 reports of sexual assault from 2017 through 2019.

Dripping Springs City Council approves transportation master plan

The plan's approval comes after years of extensive meetings and public open houses and includes modifications to address many citizen concerns and needs.

Dramatic video shows Amtrak train crashing into semi-truck car hauler in Oklahoma

Dramatic video showed the moment an Amtrak train in Oklahoma slammed into a semi-truck car hauler that had gotten stuck on train tracks, sending several vehicles flying into the air.

Southwest cancellations causes issues for those flying out of Austin

The problem started over the weekend with Southwest Airlines canceling more than a thousand flights since Friday, October 9.

Kyle City Council votes to expand the Uber Kyle $3.14 program

Through the program, all Kyle residents and visitors can take a trip that begins and ends within the city limits of Kyle for the price of $3.14.

Bill would require US airline passengers to have COVID-19 vaccine or prove negative test

The bill, proposed by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, would require all domestic airline passengers to be fully vaccinated, submit a negative test, or show proof of full recovery from a COVID-19 infection.

Capital Metro to offer fare-free service in October

The transit agency says the fare suspension is to thank customers as the agency works to mitigate the service impacts resulting from staff shortages.