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Posted on March 30, 2012
Austin Mayor Lee Leffingwell gave his State of the City Address on March 30. The following is a excerpt of the speech text made available to the public after, pertaining to transportation.
learn more about Traffic key part of Mayor 2012 State of City Speech »Posted on March 23, 2012
Community members attended an open house on March 20 about transportation plans along the E. Riverside corridor, emphasizing the importance of transportation options for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders and drivers. Locally in Austin, the MetroRail connecting downtown Austin to Leander, has spurred some $90 million in private investment, according to Capital Metro.
learn more about Transportation options for all on display at E. Riverside open house »Posted on March 22, 2012
A partnership between local and state transportation experts is yielding innovative traffic solutions at the Y at Oak Hill. For the first time in Texas history, engineers are implementing “continuous flow intersection” designs that have become popular in states like Utah and Missouri.
learn more about Regional governments partner on innovating solution for Y at Oak Hill »Posted on March 5, 2012
During the South by Southwest (SXSW) Music, Film and Interactive Conferences and Festivals, beginning Friday March 9, 2012, there will be partial and full street closures throughout downtown through March 18.
learn more about City and SXSW announce traffic information for festival »Posted on March 1, 2012
Austin City Council approved a deal on March 1 with Capital Metro to fund additional MetroRail service on Fridays and Saturdays beginning March 23. Trains will run hourly on Friday evenings from 7 p.m. until midnight, and on Saturdays, every 35 minutes from 4 p.m. until midnight.
learn more about Austin City Council approval paves way for weekend Cap Metro rail »