Austin-Bergstrom International Airport's Community Affairs team focused on local engagement through events, charitable efforts, and new initiatives in 2024.

TxDOT has introduced an Artificial Intelligence Strategic Plan aimed at enhancing road safety and operations through AI, with a focus on innovation, efficiency, and security.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reported a 6.14% decrease in passenger traffic in October 2024 compared to October 2023, with a 14.72% increase in total air cargo during the same month.

TxDOT plans major I-35 changes in Austin, including the demolition of the MLK Bridge, causing road closures and detours during construction anticipated to finish by 2025.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport announces new airline partnerships, 11 nonstop destinations, and celebrates a decade of service with British Airways to London.

Williamson County adjusts their transport plan amid local opposition, revising the route for Arterial K. While no funding exists yet, community groups continue to resist potential displacements from the project.

The Texas Department of Transportation launches the Drive like a Texan campaign to encourage courteous and safe driving by tapping into state pride and camaraderie.

TxDOT is seeking to retain the power to self-certify environmental reviews for highway projects, a move challenged by critics who question its compliance with NEPA standards.

Delays at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport over the weekend were caused by a shortage of air traffic controllers, according to the FAA. Rep. Lloyd Doggett criticized the FAA for not addressing the issue quickly enough.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reports progress in 2024 with expansions under its "Journey With AUS" program, including new concourses, gates, and TSA lanes, funded partly by a $33.27 million federal grant.

The I-35 expansion in Austin has begun, causing traffic disruptions with the Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd bypass closure until early 2025 as part of a $4.5 billion project to improve the 8-mile stretch.

Texas will exempt most non-commercial vehicles from safety inspections starting January 1, 2025, adding a $7.50 replacement fee upon registration due to House Bill 3297. New vehicle purchases will incur a one-time fee of $16.75 covering two years.

TxDOT employees receive Texans Caring for Texans awards for exceptional dedication and community service, including disaster response, youth mentorship, and support for foster system graduates.