The Texas Transportation Commission approved a 4.2-mile expansion of Interstate 27 to improve links between Lubbock and Lamesa, as well as enhance safety.

New Braunfels announces railroad maintenance resulting in week-long crossing closures from October 1-8, with daily closures during 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. and detours for commuters.

TxDOT warns of increased pedestrian risk in autumn, citing a rise in fatalities and launching a safety campaign with various outreach efforts to encourage vigilance among Texas drivers and pedestrians.

Southwest Airlines is suing the City of San Antonio over terminal space allocation at the city's airport, alleging a "bait and switch" after being assigned to an older terminal instead of the new Terminal C.

The Texas Transportation Commission introduces a funding scheme to expand TxDOT's HERO program by allowing sponsors to show logos on patrol trucks in exchange for donations.

New Braunfels announces its Dia de los Muertos Festival on Oct 19, resulting in road closures around Main Plaza. Citizens are advised to plan alternate routes.

TxDOT bridge designer Marty Navarrette achieves his black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, balancing a career in engineering with his martial arts passion.

New Braunfels to experience traffic disruptions due to Union Pacific railroad crossing maintenance from September 21-24, affecting North Walnut, Wald, and North Live Oak avenues.

TxDOT focuses on reducing intersection fatalities in Texas by implementing roundabouts and other innovative intersections that have proven to significantly lower crash rates.

TxDOT collaborates with ex-NASA scientist Shayla Rivera on the "Save Me With a Seat" campaign, emphasizing car seat safety during National Child Passenger Safety Week.

The Comal County Fair Parade in New Braunfels is scheduled for September 27, starting at 9 a.m. Road closures begin at 7 a.m. and details are on the city's website.

San Antonio received $7 million in federal grants to improve streets and the airport, including $520,000 for the Vision Zero Plan, and $1.5 million for airport safety enhancements.

Nighttime roadwork will begin on Walnut Avenue in New Braunfels from Landa Street to Business 35 starting September 16th, 2024, to cause minimal traffic disruption.