JetBlue Airways will stop its nonstop service from Austin to Fort Lauderdale on May 1 and also exit six cities as part of a restructuring to improve profitability.

NASCAR drivers prep for the technical Circuit of the Americas race, adjusting their skills for the track's 20 turns and elevation changes, with practice deemed crucial by the likes of Denny Hamlin and Brad Keselowski.

Austin's Mayor Watson and Uber CEO Khosrowshahi discussed autonomous vehicle integration at SXSW, highlighting safety and cooperation with city infrastructure.

U.S. Representatives Moulton and DelBene introduced a bill to invest $205 billion in high-speed rail, estimated to create 2.6 million jobs and improve travel, environment, and safety.

Austin has installed secure fencing with barbed wire under U.S. Highway 290 for safety and beautification despite new "safe fencing" rules banning spike-topped fences.

Austin's BEPI Park features a "Traffic Troll" installation by local artist Gary Schumann, intended to slow drivers and add whimsy to the city's smallest green space.

TxDOT's oldest divisions, the Maintenance and Construction Divisions, celebrate a century of evolving Texas infrastructure, from dirt roads to modern highways.

The Austin Police Department has announced an initiative from March 7-17 to curb drunk driving during Spring Break, including obtaining blood search warrants for those who refuse to provide samples.

Waymo is launching driverless rides for employees in Austin, covering 43 square miles, as part of its expansion plans. Austin could become the fourth city with Waymo's robotaxi service.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport anticipates over 30,000 daily passengers during peak spring break days, advising early arrivals and careful packing.

The Zilker Eagle Mini Train in Austin is set to return in March with upgrades and a new route after a hiatus since 2019. The renovated train will be ADA-compliant and offer improved features.

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports a promising white bass run in Texas rivers, with increased activity due to recent rains, particularly in the Sabine River. Conditions may vary in Central and South Texas.

NYC's Urban Transportation Commission learned about departmental restructurings that will impact road projects. Jim Dale discussed managing construction permits, while commissioners debated prioritization and preventing logistical issues.