Area law enforcement officials, medical professionals and public safety advocates gathered outside a Bryan emergency room on Monday to push a message of life or death: Buckle up.

Monday’s event, the official kickoff for the Texas Department of Tr...

The College Station City Council heard a presentation of crash data and potential policies and programs to help create a safer environment for cyclists in the city at a workshop meeting Monday evening.

The presentation, delivered by Venessa Garza, the city...

The Texas Transportation Commission could decide before the end of this month whether to approve local leaders request to establish a county-wide transportation organization.

That follows Tuesday’s public hearing on the proposed Brazos County reg...

Following a successful review by the Texas Department of Transportation, Brazos County’s petition to form a Regional Mobility Authority took another step forward Tuesday with a public hearing held to gather the community’s input.&n...

Anyone with an interest in the proposed Brazos County regional mobility authority (RMA) can participate in a public hearing Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at the TxDOT district office in north Bryan.

According to the meeting notice, the RMA’s first project would reb...

Football season will again open at Kyle Field on a Thursday, and some slight changes to the traffic management plan are expected this year. 

Last year’s home opener was the first time Texas A&M hosted a non-Thanksgiving Thursday nigh...

About 200 transportation experts from Texas and across the country concluded their time at the fourth annual Texas A&M Transportation Technology Conference on Wednesday afternoon. 

The conference featured updates on A&M-led and A&M-sup...

The Texas Department of Transportation will host a public hearing this week on a proposed grade separation at the FM 50 and Union Pacific railroad crossing in Mumford.

An open house will be held Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Mumford ISD Complex. &nb...

The College Station City Council has approved a contract for a study of the Northgate District, where high-density growth has compounded safety and mobility concerns. 

The entertainment district adjacent to the Texas A&M University campus has ...

High-speed rail developers have been eyeing a 240-mile stretch of mostly rural land sandwiched between the urban hubs of Dallas and Houston for years. Their goal: buy it up and build America’s first bullet train.

But several rural landowners don'...

Century Square announced Wednesday the parking garage behind Star Cinema Grill now offers free parking year-round, including home Aggie gamedays.

The surface lot spaces will remain paid, Midway said in a press release, and the valet will run at the current...

NEW YORK - by Cathy Bussewitz, Associated Press

Love them or hate them, electric scooters are everywhere - zipping along city streets and littered on sidewalks, to the dismay of pedestrians and drivers who must share the road.

And now they have overtaken st...

The College Station City Council recently approved a resolution in support of Texas State Rep. John Raney’s House Bill 884, which would designate a portion of Texas Avenue as the Carolyn and John David Crow Memorial Parkway.

Council members initi...

Brazos County officials announced Wednesday that Arrington Road in College Station will be closed for five months starting next week.  The roadwork will begin April 15.

A portion of the road will be open to homeowners, property owners and construc...

Dallas-Houston bullet train developer Texas Central Partners LLC said its project could be delayed by a provision added to the Texas Senate's proposed 2020-21 budget Wednesday, even though the company is not planning on using state funds to build the high...

Over the past year, Texas A&M aerospace engineering graduate students and their professor have created a design and a small scale prototype of a personal flying vehicle. Now, the only stpe left is to make the full-scale model.

The design is part of the...

House Bill 642, which would assist Brazos County officials in created a Regional Mobility Authority, passed 9-0 out of the House Transportation Committee this week and was referred favorably to the Local and Consent Committee.

House Bill 642, which is spon...

The College Station City Council on Thursday will vote on an emergency contract to complete work on the Francis Drive rehabilitation project.  

The roughly $334,000 contract with Larry Young Paving Inc. will cover the completion of the work from S...

A major construction project is set to begin along a busy Bryan road.  Improvements will be made along Palasota Drive between Beck Street and West 28th Street.

A group of Brazos Valley officials are traveling to Austin today to testify at a hearing for a bill that would assist the county in creating a Regional Mobility Authority. They believe the bill would help to combat increasing traffic congestion in Bryan-C...

About 25 percent of the work on the Francis Drive rehabilitation project, which began a little more than a year ago, was completed by a Houston construction company before it was fired last week by the City of College Station.

The city terminated its contr...

Two Texas A&M-affiliated leaders were part of a panel of experts who explored rural health care challenges and innovations Tuesday afternoon at the annual South by Southwest festival.

About 65 attendees, including dozens of health care professionals, c...

More than 500 of Texas A&M’s top donors ducked to avoid fast-moving volleyballs, served as assistants for an A&M chemist and waved from self-driving cars Thursday morning as part of the Texas A&M Foundation’s Exploration Da...

State Rep. Ben Leman, R-Anderson, has filed several bills aimed at oversight of high-speed rail entities in Texas as a private company’s plans for a Dallas-Houston bullet train move forward. 

Leman, a former Grimes County judge and criti...

The College Station City Council has given direction to move forward with a city policy that favors roundabouts over signalized intersections or four-way stops for collector and local streets. 

The consensus was reached during the council&rsqu...

The City of College Station announced on Wednesday that it has closed Tauber Street at University Drive for five weeks. 

The closure began Wednesday.  The city is installing an underground utility vault, part of the area's pedestrian safe...

Community members are being asked for their requests for future transportation projects in the Bryan-College Station metropolitan area.

The project requests are being accepted b the Bryan/College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization through March 29....

President Donald Trump pronounced himself eager to work with Congress on a plan to rebuild America's crumbling roads and bridges, but offered no specifics during his State of the Union speech on what kind of deal he would back.  The question now ...

When Texas A&M ended its bike share contract with ofo in December, you probably thought you’d seen the last of those yellow bicycles.

Not quite. And contrary to what you may be thinking, that’s a good thing.

In the world of autonomous vehicles, Pittsburgh and Silicon Valley are bustling hubs of development and testing.  But those involved in self-driving vehicles when we might actually see them carrying passengers in every city, and you'll get an alm...

The Texas Department of Transportation has begun a $2.5 million project to replace the asphalt on Texas Avenue in Bryan and College Station.

Crews from Knife River Corporation began the work Monday night.  The project will replace the pavement and...

The city of Bryan is in talks with companies to potentially introduce a pilot program for electric scooters, but it's unclear when they could show up on city streets. 

According to Deputy City Manager Joey Dunn, the city does know that it would on...

Following the death of Kenneth Spence earlier this month, nine local cyclists urged the College Station City Council on Thursday to consider measures to better protect them and promote safer biking throughout the city.

VeoRide recently entered into an agreement with Texas A&M to provide teal-colored rental bikes and will have over 2,500 bikes by month's end. Currently there are about 1,200.

KBTX was told they have more 7,000 users so far and there haven't been issues...

The Bryan/College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization is accepting comments from the public on an amendment to its fiscal year 2019-2022 Transportation Improvement Program to include several major transportation projects. 

A new parking garage is planned for the Texas A&M University flagship campus adjacent to the Emerging Technologies Building on University Drive, with the five-story structure planned to add 1,685 vehicle spaces next year.

During a regular meeting in Co...

The new bike-sharing service VeoRide delivered 800 new rental bikes to the Texas A&M campus Monday morning.

VeoRide recently entered into an agreement with Texas A&M to provide teal-colored rental bikes and will have over 2,500 bikes by month's end...

With the return of students to the Texas A&M University campus also comes a new bike-share company. 

Ofo's bright yellow bikes have mostly been removed from campus and the wider community, and taking their place for the spring semester are tur...

Early designs for improvements to Bryan's busy William J. Bryan Parkway corridor show plans for raised medians, roundabouts, and shared-use paths.  Consultants presented the schematic designs to the Bryan City Council during a Tuesday workshop me...

Have you noticed yourself sitting in more traffic than usual lately? This is probably due to the increase of traffic congestion and population growth in Bryan College Station. The Metropolitan Planning Organization is responsible for transportation planni...

TEXAS RELEASES STATEWIDE AUTOMATED VEHICLE PROCUREMENT:

Another Step Forward to Enable Automated Vehicle Development

HGACBuy in partnership with the North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG), and Texas Innovation Alliance issues a statewide reques...

BRAZOS COUNTY – The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), as the lead agency, is conducting a public hearing to discuss proposed improvements of FM 2818 (Harvey Mitchell Parkway) from 0.5 miles north of FM 60 (Raymond Stotzer Parkway) to F...