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There will be multiple closures along Loop 1604 over the weekend. The work is part of the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project.

Work along Loop 1604 will continue through the work week and then into the weekend. Expect to see full closures.

Two people were killed and one was injured after were struck by vehicles early Friday morning in separate incidents across San Antonio.

A school in Medina Valley is investing in automotive education and expanding its program.

The Texas Department of Transportation says that wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of dying in a vehicle crash by up to 45 percent. Despite this, many drivers and passengers still choose not to use their seat belt.

A capital improvement project that aims to improve the connection between downtown San Antonio and the city’s West Side is now underway. The city is beautifying the bridges on Commerce, Buena Vista and Guadalupe streets.

TxDOT has launched their "Click it or Ticket" campaign. The annual initiative aims to encourage drivers to buckle up before they get on the road.

Break in rain allows drivers chance to prepare vehicles for next round Maintenance, safety reminders key to safe driving in severe weather Published:  Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – Parts of South Texas have seen several inches of rainfall over the past week, and while there is a break now, more is in the forecast. Experts say now is the time for drivers to prepare their vehicles for the next round of rainy weather and for hurricane season. That includes things like headlights, tire tread and windshi...

SAN ANTONIO – The Senate Transportation Committee voted to advance a bill Wednesday morning that would add limits to lawsuits involving commercial vehicles, including 18-wheelers. A version of House Bill 19 has already passed the House, and Senate committee members voted to send an amended version to the Senate floor after hearing testimony. Supporters of the bill told lawmakers it will crack down on excessive lawsuits and lower insurance costs, which they claim have been escalating. They als...

There’s only 30 days left in this year’s session of the Texas Legislature, and some lawmakers and advocacy groups are hoping laws regarding new registration fees for electric vehicle can beat the clock.