Bexar County Commissioners voted to approve a contract with WSP USA Inc. to take a look at the TxDOT data and other sources of information to identify the most dangerous and deadly roads in unincorporated parts of the county.

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Whether you encounter an angry driver or full-blown road rage, Marc Alonso said the best thing you can do is stay alert.

The Karnes County Sheriff’s Office said in an updated Facebook post that the highway was back to normal after an 18-wheeler carrying jet fuel rolled over, prompting the closures.

Construction began at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4. Weather permitting, TxDOT said the closures will last until late 2024.

A special city team, known as the Pothole Patrol, is on a mission to fill as many potholes as possible in April. Their goal also is to encourage community members to get involved by reporting any potholes they see.

In a Tuesday briefing to the city’s Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, the team behind updating the Bike Network Plan provided updates and expectations for the third phase of their project.

The $218 million segment will expand four miles of the highway between 281 and Redland Road. Construction is expected to be completed in 2027.

The San Antonio River Authority (SARA) this week announced a strategic partnership with WAZE, a crowd-sourced navigation app, to provide real-time information on low-water crossings to drivers.

Local drivers see pothole issues on our streets every day, and now Bexar County is working on a way for an easier and safer fix on our roads.

On the eve of Independence Day, and as roads see more and more traffic, the Texas Department of Public Safety is stepping up its enforcement.

The Bexar County Public Works Department are utilizing advanced equipment to address improvements on the roadway.

The failed section of an old storm drain pipe that caused a large sinkhole on the city’s West Side has been replaced, city officials said Wednesday.

The eastbound lanes of Culebra Road near North General McMullen remain closed on Tuesday.

The city of San Antonio is reminding residents to call 311 when they see a pothole on the street.

The Texas Department of Transportation is gearing up for freezing temperatures. Crews are set to start road preparation later Wednesday morning.

SAQ: Merging onto highway can be source of frustration for San Antonio driversSAN ANTONIO – Good news for San Antonio drivers — all interchanges and roadways that were closed earlier this week due to the winter weather have now reopened! Since the winter storm, temperatures have risen in San Antonio and the remnants of the wintry conditions have started to melt away. UPDATE: All interchanges and roadways previously closed due to the winter storm are NOW OPEN! https://t.co/M7NUple7gG — TxDOT San Antonio (@TxDOTSanAntonio) February 20, 2021The roads and interchanges listed below were the remaining roads TxDOT reopened on Saturday:US 281 & Loop 1604US 281 & I-410I-10 & I-410US 90 & Loop 1604I-35 & I-10 Upper LevelsUS 90 & I-410SH 151 & I-410SH 151 & Loop 1604I-410 & SH 16Wurzbach PkwyFor more on the latest road conditions and closures, click here. RELATED: TxDOT: Highways remain closed in San Antonio as crews prepare roads for freezing rain on Tuesday night

Drive Smart” campaign is currently underway and is urging motorists to be alert and exercise caution when traveling around large trucks on Texas roadways. Every day, thousands of large trucks and tractor-trailers travel busy Texas highways, weighing 20 times more than an average car. A good rule of thumb for motorists to remember is that if they can’t see the truck driver in the truck’s side mirror, that truck driver can’t see them or their vehicle either. Drive Smart” is part of the End the Streak Texas program. TxDOT is asking all Texans to commit to driving safely to help end the streak of daily deaths on Texas roadways.