As both Austin and San Antonio’s populations continue to explode, Diane Rath is proposing going back to basics to ease traffic woes: a bus route connecting San Antonio and Austin.

They also looked at extending the bus route to U.S. 281 or to the University of Texas at San Antonio on the Northwest Side. But that would mean a bus trip longer than 90 minutes.

By 2028, San Antonians will have a zippier option for getting around Alamo City. VIA Metropolitan Transit will soon begin work on the Green Line, the region's first advanced rapid transit line.

VIA’s ART project is part of the transit authority’s Keep San Antonio Moving plan, which received initial funding when Alamo City residents voted in favor of Proposition B in November 2020.

SAN ANTONIO — VIA Metropolitan Transit announced changes to key routes in an effort to increase frequency on routes, reduce wait times and provide faster connections for riders. The changes will ...

SAN ANTONIO — Roughly 80 miles apart, I-35 – one of the state's most congested highways – is the quickest route connecting San Antonio and Austin. A $1.5 million proposal for a pilot program ...

To travel from the Southwest Campus to the Downtown Campus, you can use the VIA Link Downtown Zone, requesting a VIA Link van to transport you to the Downtown Campus. Alternately, you can use VIA’s ...

A VIA bus travels through the intersection of Houston and Navarro Streets in downtown San Antonio, Wednesday, June 4, 2025. Sam Owens, San Antonio Express-News Covid cut San Antonio’s transit ...

Purcell consulted a San Antonio transit map from 1971, “and it does not show any (bus) lines along I-10 at that point, so service to those stops ended sometime in that period.” ...

Gogo Charters recently announced a new daily route meant to provide an “alternative to air and rail travel while serving as a catalyst for regional transportation” from Dallas to San Antonio.