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TxDOT prepares to open Bexar County’s first HOV lane
The county’s first high-occupancy vehicle lane is set to open next week on eastbound Interstate 10 north of 1604.
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VIA Approves Transforming Former Nightclub into New Service Facility
Graham Central Station once hosted Tejano music legends. VIA plans to build a new centralized paratransit facility there.
Small Plane Crash Leaves One Dead, Two Injured
A small plane crashed just outside of the Stinson Municipal Airport Saturday morning.
VIA, Mayor Compromise: Voters Can Fund Pandemic Recovery and Transit With Sales Tax Shift
After some back and forth between VIA Metropolitan Transit and Mayor Ron Nirenberg, the two parties have agreed to a sales tax reallocation solution.
‘Not Easy, But Attainable’: VIA Determined to Push Hard for Sales Tax Election
A VIA Metropolitan Transit committee talked about the transit agency’s new strategic plan and the proposed sales tax reallocation measure.
VIA Votes to Advance Sales Tax Reallocation Measure
The VIA Metropolitan Transit board of trustees voted Thursday to move forward with putting a sales tax reallocation measure on the November ballot.
VIA Tables Tax Vote To Continue Talks With City, County
The issue of shifting sales tax funding to VIA Metropolitan Transit has emerged as the first serious local political fight in the coronavirus era.
VIA, Mayor Clash Over November Vote on Sales Tax Reallocation
The VIA Metropolitan Transit board of trustees will vote on whether they want to put a sales tax reallocation measure on the November ballot.
San Antonio’s ‘Share the Streets’ Initiative Launches Pilot on Cincinnati Avenue
A new pilot program aimed at encouraging more bike and foot traffic on Cincinnati Avenue officially launched Monday morning.
Lighter Traffic Aids 281 Construction Work During Coronavirus Pandemic
Less traffic during the coronavirus shutdown allowed workers to make substantial progress on the Highway 281 expansion, transportation officials said.
VIA Metropolitan Transit May Be $126 Million Short Over Next 5 Years
Like many companies, the coronavirus impacted VIA Metropolitan Transit’s future significantly as a financial forecast projected a dip in revenue.
No Cars Go: City to Test Bicycle, Pedestrian-Focused Streets in West SA
City officials will temporarily close two Westside residential streets to through traffic as soon as early June, making room for more pedestrian and bicycle activity.
Transit Union Wants Hazard Pay for VIA Drivers, Maintenance Workers
Bus drivers interact with the public daily, which puts them at higher risk for coronavirus infection, the VIA Metropolitan Transit union argues.
