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No one knows exactly how bad traffic will be in Central Texas, but a total eclipse in 2017 caused historic gridlock.
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A listener who drove to Austin from California hadn't seen them until he hit West Texas. He initially thought they were “cute, and quaint, and Texan."
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The software problem caused a car to drag a pedestrian forward after a crash in San Francisco last month.
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The autonomous vehicles have been operating in Austin since the spring. The GM-backed company says it's cooperating with investigators.
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The traffic and crowds can be overwhelming for both attendees and non-attendees. Here's a breakdown on how to get around Austin these next two weekends.
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Critics say the "Omnibase" program — designed to spur people to pay off old tickets — often leaves poor Texans trapped in a cycle of debt.
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A new law eliminates mandatory safety checks, but vehicles must still pass an emissions inspection to be registered in Travis and Williamson counties.
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Data on misdemeanor arrests show state troopers arrested 108 Latinos and 38 Black people, compared to six white people, from March 30 to April 22.
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Around 17,000 runners are expected to fill the streets, so several roads will be closed Friday through Sunday.
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Interstate 35 from Ben White Boulevard to U.S. 290 East in Austin will get two high-occupancy vehicle lanes in each direction along with a raft of other changes under the state's preferred plan.