● SAN ANTONIO · Mother of 17-year-old killed in crash on SW Military Drive speaks out after suspect's bond reduced● HOUSTON · Serial rape suspect arrested 29 years after first crime, police say● HOUSTON · Vehicle flies off elevated HOV lane on Southwest Freeway; northbound lanes shut down● LUBBOCK · Texas hemp regulations: Lubbock shop owner says new rules threaten her business● MIDLAND · National Zookeeper Week spotlights work behind the scenes at developing Zoo Midland● SOUTHMAYD · 'He worked a miracle': Texoma police officer saves unresponsive toddler● SULPHUR SPRINGS · CHRISTUS marks 10 years, future growth for rural program in Sulphur Springs● MARLIN · "It's an American story:" Marlin memorial remembers 435 freed people who came from South Carolina● SAN ANTONIO · Mother of 17-year-old killed in crash on SW Military Drive speaks out after suspect's bond reduced● HOUSTON · Serial rape suspect arrested 29 years after first crime, police say● HOUSTON · Vehicle flies off elevated HOV lane on Southwest Freeway; northbound lanes shut down● LUBBOCK · Texas hemp regulations: Lubbock shop owner says new rules threaten her business● MIDLAND · National Zookeeper Week spotlights work behind the scenes at developing Zoo Midland● SOUTHMAYD · 'He worked a miracle': Texoma police officer saves unresponsive toddler● SULPHUR SPRINGS · CHRISTUS marks 10 years, future growth for rural program in Sulphur Springs● MARLIN · "It's an American story:" Marlin memorial remembers 435 freed people who came from South Carolina
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Could commuter buses connect New Braunfels, San Antonio? Regional study explores future transit options
A regional transit study explores the feasibility of commuter bus service connecting New Braunfels and San Antonio to reduce I-35 traffic congestion.
By Sarah Acosta, Sal Salazar·3 hr ago
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If you've ever spent longer than expected sitting in traffic on Interstate 35 between San Antonio and New Braunfels, you're not alone.
A new regional transit study is exploring whether commuter bus service could one day offer drivers another option.
The New Braunfels Transit Connect study recommends five potential regional bus routes connecting New Braunfels with San Antonio, San Marcos and Seguin as the population continues to grow and congestion along I-35 increases.
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