Michael Chamberlain of TxDOT embarked on an 8,300-mile road trip across Texas, visiting potential EV charging sites to advance the Texas EV Infrastructure Plan.

An early-morning crash on I-35 near Grand Avenue in Pflugerville caused major delays, reinforcing TxDOT's anti-speeding campaign after a high number of speed-related accidents in Texas.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is facing a 10% drop in airline seat capacity this August, with new rules promising refunds for serious delays or cancellations starting October.

Williamson County plans a new trail connecting Leander to Round Rock, inviting Vista Oaks residents' opinions and aligning with broader connectivity goals.

Round Rock opens new Kenney Fort Blvd segment, inspiring a local YouTuber to create an AI-powered country anthem celebrating the infrastructure development.

Austin enhances traffic safety with new signals at the I-35 and Fourth Street intersection, improving the Red Line Trail and Armstrong Bikeway for pedestrians and cyclists.

CapMetro is creating its own police department, expected to launch in 2025 to improve rider safety, starting with 12 officers and possibly expanding to 45.

Kyle, Texas is working on a Sidewalk Master Plan to improve pedestrian safety by building new sidewalks and repairing existing ones, prompted by community concerns over traffic dangers.

AAA Texas forecasts a 5% increase in July 4th travel, with 5.6 million Texans traveling. Gas prices may drop, and AAA expects 41,000 roadside assistance calls.

TxDOT is drafting a $104.2 billion 10-year transportation plan for Texas, inviting public feedback to help shape the state's infrastructure development.

Austin receives a $1.3 million federal grant for traffic safety improvements at two key intersections to reduce accidents as part of the Vision Zero initiative.

San Marcos launched a six-month pilot program expanding SPIN Electric Scooter services to provide more transportation options, including 24/7 availability and incentives for proper parking.

CapMetro is providing free rides after 5 p.m. on the Fourth of July and New Year's Eve in Austin, with altered services due to events. No fares post-5 p.m. on New Year's Eve with extended train services, but reduced services on New Year’s Day.