College Station on Friday reinstated Ofo's license to operate in the city, two weeks after it had been revoked due to lapsed auto liability insurance. Texas A&M University, though, still plans to part ways with the Chinese bike-sharing company at the ...

Ofo is back in business in College Station, at least for now.

Thursday night, KBTX learned their permit had been pulled, but Friday morning it got reinstated. ofo’s permit was revoked October 12 due to multiple violations of College Station&r...

The city of College Station reinstated Ofo’s license to operate in the city today, two weeks after it had been revoked due to lapsed auto liability insurance.

The Chinese bike-sharing company has updated its insurance, according to the city manag...

Each of the 2,300 yellow Ofo bikes in College Station will be collected and donated, repurposed or recycled at the end of the fall semester. Texas A&M University will be parting ways with the Chinese bike-sharing company less than a year after enterin...

A solution to traffic and congestion issues in Brazos County may be on the horizon. The Brazos County Commissioners Court approved a resolution that would create a Regional Mobility Authority that group will help with funding for better roadways and parki...

In response to area residents' frustrations with traffic congestion and anticipated continued Brazos Valley population and economic growth, the Brazos County Commissioners Court unanimously authorized the petitioning of the Texas Transportation Commission...

Agreements approved by the College Station City Council this month will make upgrades to Wellborn Road railroad crossings. 

Most recently, an advanced funding agreement was OK'd Thursday with the Texas Department of Transportation for the Cain Roa...

Two self-driving electric shuttles will roll out in Downtown Bryan in October through a partnership with the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station. 

According to an interlocal agreement approved by the Bryan City Council on Tuesday, the shu...

The City of Bryan will introduce two electric self-driving trolleys to Downtown Bryan this October in partnership with the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station.

In contrast to other programs, the Downtown Bryan location provides a pedestrian rich e...

So far only one citation has resulted from the city of College Station's dockless bike-share ordinance that was adopted in mid-July. 

The regulations OK'd by the City Council were approved ahead of the fall semester at Texas A&M University, wh...

A major expansion of Texas 6 is among hundreds of transportation projects included in the Texas Transportation Commission's 2019 Unified Transportation Plan.

The 10-year plan, which was approved Thursday, includes two projects that would expand capacity an...

An exclusive biking facility has been on the wish lists of some local cyclists, but the College Station City Council decided Thursday that it's a project that's not a high priority. 

Council members discussed cyclists' requests for a veloway durin...

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Friday unveiled a new terminal and hangar at Easterwood Airport, which features 8,000 square feet of conference, flight planning, passenger and pilot space and 40,000 square feet of aircraft storage....

Drivers will finally have the chance to experience the new diverging diamond interchange on F.M. 60.

The interchange reopened Sunday after additional configuration was done and new signage was added throughout the interchange. Construction on the F.M. 60 o...

The new diverging diamond interchange at FM 60 and FM 2818 in College Station is now open, and authorities are asking drivers to pay attention to all signage, including the reduced speed limit on the bridge.

The Texas Department of Transportation says the ...

A day of classes and research at the Texas A&M University campus will be capped by the season-opening football game at Kyle Field on Aug. 30, making for a packed schedule that residents will likely see the effects of during their commutes that day.

The...

The Texas Department of Transportation will be closing a portion of University Drive - Raymond Stotzer Parkway for three days this week.

Starting at 9 a.m. today and continuing through Saturday, all lanes of University Drive/Raymond Stotzer Parkway will be...

Cars don't yet drive themselves, but the Texas A&M Transportation Institute has been chosen to be in the front seat of research funding to improve the safety of autonomous vehicles 

Alongside research experts at the University of Houston, the ...

Lawmakers from three states have co-sponsored a bill to expand the
Interstate 14 corridor, which has long been envisioned to pass through Bryan-College Station.

According to the Gulf Coast Strategic
Highway Coalition, the group advocating for the int...

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...

The city of Bryan is looking for public input on a shared-use path project planned for East 29th Street. 

A
12-foot wide concrete path is planned to run from Carter Creek Parkway in Bryan to Autumn Circle in College Station. A separate pedestr...

We have achieved another milestone on the journey to make I-14 and the Gulf Coast Strategic Highway System a reality connecting communities across three states. Here is the latest:

Members of Congress from Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi are co-...

The city of Bryan hopes to hear from you about some big improvements they have planned for 29th Street. 

The city plans to build a 12 foot wide, concrete multi-use path from
Carter Creek Parkway, south past KBTX to Autumn Circle in College Sta...