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News | With approximately 2 million in distribution, Community Impact serves the Austin, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio metro areas. With approximately 2 million in distribution, Community Impact serves the Austin, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio metro areas.

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communityimpact.com > the-woodlands > transportation > gov-abbott-announces-138b-investment-in-texas-transportation

Gov. Abbott announces $138B investment in Texas transportation

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (222+ words) communityimpact.com The office of Gov Greg Abbott announced a $138 billion investment in Texas transportation infrastructure, including projects in the Greater Houston region, according to an Aug 27 news release from the Texas Department of Transportation The Unified Transportation Program was…...

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communityimpact.com > central-austin > transportation > study-shows-austin-san-antonio-rail-could-hit-125-mph

Study shows Austin-San Antonio rail could hit 125 mph

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (384+ words) A Travis County-funded feasibility study has found no engineering dealbreakers for a 125 mph passenger rail line connecting Austin and San Antonio, Travis County Judge Andy Brown announced Aug. 20. The roughly $13.5 billion project would run largely on public right-of-way along SH…...

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communityimpact.com > central-austin > transportation > austin-transit-partnership-office-search-continues-as-officials-press-for-lower-costs-risks

Austin Transit Partnership office search continues as officials press for lower costs, risks

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (733+ words) The Austin Transit Partnership continues to pursue new offices for its growing workforce as its development of Austin Light Rail ramps up. A decision on the transit planning organization's next home could come in September, months after officials declined to…...