A major traffic change is planned for A.W. Grimes Blvd and Gattis School Road to facilitate construction, advising drivers to expect delays or avoid the area.

The Texas Department of Transportation explains the complex, 12-18 month process involved in installing a new traffic signal, from studies to design, procurement, and final testing.

Houston commuters experienced delays as cows escaped onto I-45, leading to lane closures and traffic issues. Authorities captured some, but the total number remains unknown.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport faced delays due to air traffic controller shortages, causing a ground stop which affected incoming flights and raised safety concerns.

The article discusses the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, which standardizes traffic signs in Texas for driver comprehension and safety.

Flights to Austin from Houston and Dallas were stopped due to FAA staffing issues but resumed by noon. The ground stop affected several airports, highlighting Austin's ongoing staffing challenges and drawing criticism from local officials.

The AHFC seeks proposals for infrastructure construction on the Doris Hathaway Tract in Northwest Austin, with a conference on March 25 and a deadline of April 8, 2025.

Texas had 914 pedestrian and bicyclist traffic deaths in 2023, a rise from previous years. A campaign called "Be Safe. Drive Smart." promotes road sharing and safety awareness.

TxDOT is on alert due to gale-force winds increasing wildfire risks in Texas, causing traffic issues, vehicle accidents, and propelling a building onto a road. They urge caution in travel and adherence to wildfire prevention tips.

Vancouver is highlighted as a cool summer destination with festivals, nature activities, and food tours, and increased flights from Austin are mentioned.

A third-grader's safety poster was turned into a road sign in Waco, Texas, to promote road safety by encouraging drivers to focus less on their phones and more on driving.

Southwest Airlines will start charging baggage fees for most passengers from May 28, ending its free two-bag policy, but elite frequent flyers, premium fare customers, and certain credit card holders will be exempt.

Texas hosted a transportation forum discussing infrastructure developments and investments, including a $104 billion plan for urban and rural areas, with emphasis on safety and economic growth.