Family, friends celebrate Tito Bradshaw’s life 2 years after his death
Tito Bradshaw, a beloved San Antonio cycling advocate, was honored Saturday – two years after he was killed by an alleged drunk driver.
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VIA board selects automotive executive Fernando Reyes as new chair
Fernando Reyes of Reyes Automotive Group will lead VIA Metropolitan Transit’s board of trustees starting on Jan. 1.
Rankled by mayor’s and county judge’s board chair endorsement, VIA trustees to discuss options
VIA’s board of trustees historically have accepted the mayor’s and county judge’s nomination for chair, but now trustees are looking for more.
Nirenberg, Wolff endorse businessman Fernando Reyes for VIA board chair
Mayor Ron Nirenberg and Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff have endorsed Fernando Reyes to become chair of the VIA Metropolitan Transit board.
After driver dies of COVID, VIA continues installing dividers that shield bus operators
All vehicles in the fleet are expected to have compartment doors installed by the end of December.
Community leaders rally support for VIA-funding Proposition A
A diverse coalition of community and business leaders have pledged support for Prop A, which would increase funding for mass transit.
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.
COVID-19 shrinks VIA’s 2021 budget
On Tuesday, the VIA Metropolitan Transit board passed its 2021 budget – slightly lower than the previous year’s due to the coronavirus.
San Antonio goes online to develop bike plans, micromobility policy
This week, the City launched an interactive website and survey to complete new bicycle implementation plans for downtown and Midtown along with a citywide micromobility policy.
Updated transportation plan gives Bexar County more than $2 billion for highways
Each year, the Texas Transportation Commission updates its 10-year funding plan for construction projects around the state.
VIA approves putting sales tax reallocation on November ballot
VIA board members voted unanimously Thursday to ask voters to reallocate a one-eighth-cent sales tax to transit starting in 2026.
City’s proposed plan: Collect sales tax for 4 years before revenue goes to VIA
November ballot proposals will ask voters to give the City a one-eighth-cent sales tax for workforce development before it goes to transit.
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.
