Split by I-37, San Antonio seeks federal funds to reconnect East Side to downtown
The Biden administration is offering up money to projects to restore communities split by highways, and city leaders are scrambling to apply.
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San Antonio lays groundwork for downtown-to-airport transit line
Construction on the Advanced Rapid Transit plan’s North-South line is expected to begin in January 2025 and be complete by March 2027.
VIA debuts park and ride service from Stone Oak to the airport
The service is intended to offer air travelers an alternative to parking at the airport during the busy summer months when parking lots often fill up.
Connecting San Antonio trails to north Bexar County could boost health, mobility and tourism
Commentary: A more connected trail network that goes beyond city limits can help attract tourism to our region and support development along the Interstate 10 West corridor.
VIA’s fast-growing South Side rideshare connects residents to jobs and schools
VIA Link is a rideshare program like Uber, but for the price of a bus ticket. The program’s South Side expansion is growing rapidly.
The Trailist: A San Antonian’s map of the city’s bicycle network takes a transit-oriented approach
The Trailist: What makes this map unique is its ease of use and its transit-oriented approach — viewing the greenways not only as a recreational space but a way to get around.
San Antonio airport scores $20M federal grant for new ground load facility
This article has been updated. Plans for a new ground load facility that will offer cheaper fares in and out of San Antonio International Airport received a major boost from a $20 million federal grant Monday. The money will come from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which liked San Antonio’s plans to increase sustainability and make…
San Antonio aims to take flight with a new airport experience
Opinion: Long-overdue plans to make a $2.5 billion investment in redesigning the city’s airport finally are coming off the drawing board.
Dangerous Zarzamora Street gets $4.4M federal grant for flashing street crossings
A 12-mile stretch of the street between Cincinnati Avenue and SW Military Drive will get mid-block crossings to slow traffic for pedestrians.
San Antonio’s population growth adds congestion, danger for local cyclists
More traffic congestion means more risk for bike riders, but the City of San Antonio plans updates to its 12-year-old bike plan.
Only the beginning: North Loop 1604 expansion will make for a decade of on-ramps to traffic jams
A Texas Clear Lanes project, construction on the North Loop 1604 highway expansion likely to add to the gridlock for some time to come.
San Antonio officials remain in the dark about TxDOT’s Broadway plans
State officials said the project could go to bid this year, but City Manager Erik Walsh said he hasn’t seen any plans yet.
What’s a SPUI? Drivers at Harry Wurzbach and Austin Highway are about to find out.
The intersection at Harry Wurzbach and Austin Highway will now offer more green light time, fewer delays and shorter travel times, officials say.
