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6:15pm

Mon May 20, 2013
Transportation

Lane Closures Mean Toll Roads on MoPac

Credit Jillian Schantz Patrick for KUT News

Overnight lane closures on MoPac between Lady Bird Lake and Parmer Lane have begun. They'll last from now until the end of July as roadway designers begin a plan to add toll lanes.

The MoPac Improvement Project will expand the highway by adding one express lane in each direction.

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8:59am

Fri May 17, 2013
Transportation

Austin's Bike-Sharing Program Delayed

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Austin is full of bike lovers. But not everyone has the wheels with which to whip around town. Enter: bike sharing. 

Just not yet.

Annick Beaudet of the Public Works department tells KUT News that the program has seen “complications,” and that a launch planned for this spring – which would’ve coincided with May as National Bike Month – will be delayed.

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8:26am

Tue May 14, 2013
Transportation

Transportation Group Seeks Input on Changes to CAMPO 2035 Plan

Credit CAMPO

  • Story as it aired on KUT News 90.5 FM

Starting tomorrow, the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization – better known as CAMPO – begins asking for the public’s ideas on a series of projects.

Some projects are being dropped, while others are being picked up for consideration. 

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9:41am

Sat May 4, 2013
Transportation

Map: Pecan St. Festival, Cinco de Mayo, More Weekend Events Close Off Parts of Downtown

Credit flickr.com/austintx

This weekend, parts of downtown Austin will be closed Saturday and Sunday for different events.

The March for Babies will start at 9 a.m. Saturday morning. Registration for those who want to march starts at 8 a.m. at Auditorium Shores. The march raises money for children who are born too early. As a result of the march, Congress Avenue and a few other streets will be closed in the morning on Saturday.

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4:30pm

Tue April 30, 2013
Transportation

APD Launches Bike Safety Push

Credit Austin Feldman for KUT News

  • Hear Austin Police Chief Acevedo talk about the need for mutual respect between motorists and bicyclists.

The Austin Police Department is launching the first phase of a bike safety initiative today.

As Austin’s bicycling community grows – two percent of commuters are getting to work by bike – so does the need for increased education and awareness. Especially after a record year of traffic deaths.

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2:15pm

Tue April 30, 2013
Transportation

Austin Cab Drivers Group Partnering with AFL-CIO

Credit Filipa Rodrigues for KUT News

Austin’s taxi drivers association is affiliating with the largest federation of unions in the United States, the AFL-CIO.

At a press conference today, the Taxi Drivers Association of Austin announced a partnership with the AFL-CIO’s National Taxi Workers Alliance.

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