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Commissioners received an update on current transportation projects and policies. This ensures the commission is informed as it begins its work.
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Stable — consistent level of discussion. 2 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 5 the 90 before that.
The city will spend over $3 million on these contracts over the next few years.
All drivers and commuters in San Antonio who rely on efficient traffic signals and signage.
Drivers may experience temporary traffic congestion during construction phases.
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The city is working on dozens of railroad crossings after several quiet zones were suspended, meaning residents could hear more train horns in the coming months.
The city is investing in new cameras and signs to keep traffic moving safely. These contracts ensure our Public Works department has the tools they need.
TxDOT is providing an update on road projects. This is your chance to hear about potential traffic delays or improvements coming to your commute.
The city is updating its street design standards to ensure roads are safe for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, not just cars. This will influence how future road projects are built in your neighborhood.
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Residents are tired of getting stuck at train crossings for long periods. The city is looking at using AI cameras to track trains and warn drivers before they get stuck.
A solicitation is being prepared for dockless vehicle services in the downtown area, aiming to enhance mobility. This involves contracts totaling over $1.3 million.
The commission received updates on current and future transportation projects. This impacts how people move around the city, including roads, bike lanes, and public transit.
The city is looking into how to improve how people get around downtown, especially with new developments planned. This study will explore options like better traffic flow, parking solutions, and public transit to make downtown easier to access and navigate.
The board addressed parking issues experienced during the NCAA Final Four and discussed potential changes to taxicab permit fees, including eliminating a fuel surcharge and increasing the per-mile rate.
A study will be conducted to explore potential multi-modal transportation upgrades along the Marbach Corridor, addressing traffic and mobility issues.
VIA is making significant strides in upgrading its transit system, focusing on faster routes and more frequent bus service. These efforts aim to make public transportation a more attractive and reliable option for residents, connecting them to jobs, education, and essential services.
Commissioners received an update on current transportation projects and policies. This ensures the commission is informed as it begins its work.
The approval of VIA bus shelters aims to improve public transit accessibility and user experience. These shelters are designed to be functional while considering their placement in various neighborhoods, including historic areas.
The city is seeking design services for the Culebra Road project, a $9 million contract that aims to improve a major thoroughfare and leverage federal grant funding.
This will help the trust acquire up to 14 homes to provide affordable rental and ownership opportunities.
Denied due to materials being inconsistent with historic district guidelines; traditional materials recommended.
Approval allows for the construction of a new commercial building, subject to staff recommendations.
The sale allows the developer to incorporate the land to ensure a hotel balcony remains within property boundaries.