Environmental concerns linger as Loop 1604 expansion construction begins
Environmental groups are worried the highway’s expansion won’t relieve traffic and may cause environmental concerns.
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At least 21 cyclists have died on SA streets since 2014. A photo project wants drivers to pay attention
The Human Cyclists Project aims to change how drivers view cyclists: not as obstacles, but as human beings.
New agreement keeps wheels spinning for city bike-share program, but riders will pay more
After the largest sponsor of the San Antonio bike-share program dropped out, City Council voted to transfer program operations to BCycle.
VIA increases frequency on some routes as ridership sees ‘slight uptick’
VIA Metropolitan Transit still sees about half of its pre-pandemic ridership, but a small increase led the agency to add frequency on some routes.
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.
VIA to test new technology to keep visually impaired riders up-to-date on routes
VIA plans to launch a six-month pilot program to test run a new app that helps visually impaired riders navigate its system.
Bruce Bugg reappointed Texas Transportation Commission chair
J. Bruce Bugg Jr. was first appointed to the Texas Transportation Commission in 2015. His second term is set to expire in 2027.
Snow blankets San Antonio as record lows strain state’s energy grid
San Antonio’s first snow since 2017 blanketed the city but heavy power demand prompted rolling power outages.
New city director: Transportation is ‘my personal ministry’
The City of San Antonio has hired Tomika Monterville to become director of the newly-formed Transportation Department.
City Council committee selects 3 new VIA board trustee finalists
There are five open seats on the VIA Metropolitan Transit board of trustees. A City Council committee selected finalists Wednesday.
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.
