Utility work on Luther Street near the intersection of FM 2818 is scheduled to start Tuesday and will lead to the closure of a lane, officials said. Source: The Eagle, 3/08/2020 Read on...

As spring break kicks off, the Texas Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to plan sober rides in light of the hundreds of crashes that involve young drivers under the influence this time of year. Source: The Eagle, 3/07/2020 Read on...

Using data provided by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, a drivers education company recently named College Station as the fifth safest city for driving in Texas. Source: The Eagle, 2/27/2020 Read on...

One of College Station's busiest roads is receiving some much-needed improvements. Around 14,000 cars travel Barron Road every day, and many of the intersections are not safe because of a lack of traffic lights. Source: KXXV-TV, 2/14/2020 Read on...

Local transportation officials have worked in recent weeks to strongly encourage pedestrians to closely follow crossing rules at particularly busy intersections along University Drive in College Station. Source: The Eagle, 2/9/2020 Read on...

The Texas A&M transportation institute unveiled a new way Thursday to transport freight and hopefully that will ease up some of the congestion on the highway. Source: KBTX, 2/7/2020 Read on...

Work to widen Highway 6 in Bryan/College Station should start in two years. A big part of that plan includes changes to a major intersection on Texas Avenue. TxDOT is working on design plans to reconfigure the exit. Source: KBTX-TV, 2/7/2020 Read on...

Texas A&M University staff members, those with the city of College Station, engineering company representatives and the media were able to hear an example Wednesday of a lower-decibel wayside train horn. Source: The Eagle, 2/6/2020 Read on...

Good news for Texas A&M students and staff! Noise on Wellborn Road is about to get a bit quieter. Source: KXXV-TV, 2/6/2020 Read on...

More than 14,000 vehicles travel along Barron Road every day. City planners are looking at ways to improve the road now and for the future. Source: KBTX-TV, 2/6/2020 Read on...

Blue Duck Scooter officials led a discussion Tuesday with a few Bryan residents about concerns with the program and how the company plans to address certain issues. Source: The Eagle, 2/5/2020 Read on...

It’s been nearly three months since Blue Duck Scooters flew into Bryan, and on Tuesday residents can voice their opinions about the program to company employees. Source: The Eagle, 2/2/2020 Read on...

The nascent Brazos County Regional Mobility Authority had its inaugural meeting Thursday morning inside the county administration building... Source: The Eagle, 1/31/2020 Read on...

The Regional Mobility Authority of Brazos County met for the first time on Thursday after being approved by the Texas Transportation Commission in 2019. Source: KBTX-TV, 1/302020 Read on...

As it pilots driverless rides, the company also acknowledges a need for human operators. Source: Bloomberg News, 1/13/2020 (reprinted in The Eagle, 1/19/2020) Read on...

VeoRide users are now required to remain on Texas A&M’s campus while using the bicycles and must lock the vehicles to a bike rack or face fines up to $75. Source: The Eagle, 1/8/2020 Read on...

The first interstate through the Brazos Valley continues to be on the drawing board. Source: The Eagle, 1/3/2020 Read on...

The local creator of a safe-driving phone application suggests a 2020 New Year’s resolution for Brazos Valley drivers that she believes can be made into a fun challenge: cellphone-free driving. Source: The Eagle, 1/1/2020 Read on...

Saturday marked the start of what’s expected to be a record-breaking holiday travel season. AAA Texas projects that 9.3 million people across the state will be on the move between Dec. 21 and Jan. 1. Source: The Eagle, 12/22/2019 Read on...

The Brazos County Regional Mobility Authority, a new entity that area lawmakers believe will help address local transportation challenges, now has its five-person board, following Commissioners Court approval... Source: The Eagle, 12/21/2019 Read on...

Email sent Friday cites 'increasing level' of improper use. Source: The Eagle, 12/08/2019 Read on...

The future of autonomous delivery may be unfolding in an unlikely place: Suburban Houston. Source: The Washington Post, 11/13/2019 Read on...

Someone has died on Texas roads every day for 19 years. Here's a look at some reasons why - and ideas for turning the tide. Source: The Texas Tribune, 11/08/2019 Read on...

The BCS Metropolitan Planning Organization has developed a plan for transportation in the Bryan-College Station area. Source: KBTX-TV, 11/07/2019 Read on...

Construction projects will affect roads in Brazos County beginning the next week, leading to lane closures and potentially altering traffic patterns. Source: The Eagle, 10/12/2019 Read on...

Bryan-College Station residents can learn about the 2020 census and how to involve fellow community members in efforts to increase response rates at a training seminar next week. Source: The Eagle, 10/10/2019 Read on...

On the last day of the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin, the Texas A&M Transportation Institute had its “mobile test laboratory” parked on Congress Avenue, blocks away from the Capitol. Source: The Eagle, 9/29/2019 Read on...

Construction continues along US 190/SH 6 between Hearne and Bryan to add turn lanes at frequently travel roadway intersections. Source: TxDOT, 2/26/2020 Read on...

Open house for raised medians on FM 2347 from FM 2154 to Texas Avenue Source: TxDOT, 1/17/2020 Read on...

NIGHTTIME WORK TO REPLACE OVERHEAD SIGNS ALONG SH 6 From 8pm until 6am in Brazos, Grimes, and Robertson Counties Source: TxDOT, 9/20/2019 Read on...

Beginning next week, the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) contractor will begin construction of turn lanes along US 190/SH 6 between Hearne and Bryan. Source: TxDOT, 8/30/2019 Read on...