San Antonio awarded 244 E-bikes to low-income residents through a rebate program aimed at promoting sustainable transportation, with hopes to continue the initiative in the future.

The Texas Department of Transportation conducts detailed road material analyses for safety, using advanced tools like microscopy and LIBS, akin to Mars rover tech.

San Antonio International Airport (SAT) is set to enhance Terminal B with new food options reflecting local flavors, increase parking capacity and upgrade its infrastructure for improved customer experience.

San Antonio approves the Multimodal Transportation Commission to guide transportation policies and include community input in planning, focusing on safety and connectivity for all users.

TxDOT's "Touch A Truck" event in San Antonio let kids explore construction vehicles, highlighting road-building and safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week.

League City activates new traffic signals designed to be weather-resistant, including battery backups ensuring functionality during power outages, at key intersections to improve safety and reliability.

San Antonio's new ramp from State Highway 151 to Loop 1604 opens early, improving transit as part of a larger $97.8M expansion project due for 2026 completion.

Maria Espinoza advocates against distracted driving after her son's recovery from a coma caused by such an incident, coinciding with the Texas Department of Transportation's "Talk. Text. Crash." campaign to reduce related accidents.

San Antonio prepares for the 29th Annual César E. Chávez March for Justice with community leaders and free transit services provided for participants.

San Antonio International Airport expects a record number of visitors for spring break, with convenient new TSA screening and travel advisories in place.

The old bridge over Wright Patman Lake was demolished, replaced by a new, wider bridge for safety and capacity.

Southwest Airlines sues the City of San Antonio over gate allocations in the new Terminal C, claiming they were misled and unfairly excluded due to their low-cost status.

National Engineers Week celebrates engineers' contributions, with stories of TxDOT's Jorge Oregel and Raymond Salazar. Texas events inspire future engineers.