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San Antonio, Texas
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The School’s Back, Traffic’s Back Challenge is in full swing!
Walk, bike, take transit, carpool, telecommute or bring your lunch to work. Log these activities on the Alamo Commutes app or website for more chances to win 1 of 4 $100 gift cards.
alamocommutes.org/Rewards/ch…
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⚠️ The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (@TCEQ) has issued an Ozone Action Day Alert for May 13 and 14, 2026.
This means air quality is expected to be unhealthy for individuals with lung ailments such as asthma or emphysema; for young children whose lungs are still developing; and for those who work or exercise outdoors for extended periods of time.
👉 For more information, visit: conta.cc/4u3wV8D
Missed our TIP public meetings? You still have time to weigh in. The Draft FY 2027–2030 TIP includes $1.9B+ in projects to improve safety, reduce congestion, and expand mobility options across the Alamo Area.
Public comment open through April 16:
alamoareampo.org/yourmove
🚧 Help shape safer, more walkable streets in LaVaca & King William! Have ideas on walking, biking & safety? Share input on AAMPO’s map—flag bike needs, unsafe intersections & mobility issues.
📅 Sat, April 11 | 2 - 4 PM
📍 San Antonio Mennonite Church
🔗 alamoareampo.org/ATP/southto…
Join AAMPO tonight to review the Draft FY 2027–2030 TIP. Learn about upcoming transportation projects, ask questions, and share feedback before it’s finalized.
📅 Mon, March 30
📍 Patrick Heath Library, Boerne
⏰ 6 PM
Can’t attend? Comment by April 16: alamoareampo.org/yourmove
Big transportation decisions are shaping the Alamo Area—and your voice matters! 🚧 Join a public meeting or participate online through April 16 to review the Draft FY 2027–2030 TIP, featuring $1.9B+ in regional investments.
👉 Get involved: alamoareampo.org/yourmove
AAMPO invites you to review the Draft FY 2027–2030 TIP! Over $1.9B in projects planned. Share your feedback Mar 16–Apr 16, 2026. Learn more & comment: alamoareampo.org/yourmove
The Active Transportation Advisory Committee is accepting applications to fill two Multimodal Representative organizations!
Is your organization interested? Visit alamoareampo.org/committees/… to learn more!
AAMPO is seeking an Executive Director to lead and collaborate with elected officials, transportation agencies, and the public in the development and maintenance of critical transportation plans. Learn more about this position & how to apply
👉alamoareampo.org/JoinOurTeam…
Alamo Area MPO retweeted
We are excited @City_Health awarded SA a 2024 GOLD medal rating for our Complete Streets policy work to foster healthier lifestyles! Learn more: cityhealth.org/2024-assessme… #COSATransportation
ALT Image of San Antonio's riverwalk at night with twinkly lights
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On This Day in History (traffic safety edition) 😎🚦
#OTD
ALT Informational poster about traffic safety history, stating that the first U.S. patent for an electric signal was granted on this day in 1923. Features an illustration of a traffic light and a car.
Alamo Area MPO retweeted
🚨 MYTH: Transit-Oriented Development is only for young people, not families or seniors.
✅ FACT: Families, seniors, and individuals of all ages will benefit from safer streets, parks, and better access to transit. 👨👩👧👦👵 #SafeStreets #COSATransportation #TODFacts
ALT A family crosses busy Houston Street in downtown San Antonio, safely using the crosswalk.
📣 Your input matters! Share your thoughts on Bandera Road by taking a short survey today!
➡️ SASpeakUp.com/BanderaRoad2
🎖️Today, we honor and thank the brave men and women who have served our country. Your sacrifices and dedication to our freedom will never be forgotten. In observance of Veterans Day, our office is closed.
#VeteransDay #ThankYouForYourService #honoringourheroes❤️💙
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We ALL have an important role to play in school zone safety. 🚌🚸 Drivers — stay alert and watch for students. 🎒
ALT Educational poster featuring two sections. Top left: a "SCHOOL SPEED LIMIT 20" sign under sunlight. Top right: three people using a crosswalk. Bottom half displays icons and safety tips for drivers and students, including driving precautions and pedestrian safety measures.
Since Nov. 7, 2000, we’ve tragically lost 55,578 lives in motor vehicle crashes. The leading causes? Failure to stay in lane, alcohol, and speed. TxDOT reminds everyone to:
✅ Buckle up
📵 Put your phone away
🚫 Never drink and drive
🚗Follow speed limits
Nov. 7, 2000 was the last deathless day on Texas roads, meaning it has now been 24 years of daily deaths. Help us spread the word by sharing what you will do to finally #EndTheStreakTX
📢Upcoming public meetings calendar ⬇️
📣Upcoming Public Input Meetings:
🚧N. NEW BRAUNFELS AVE. PHASE 2: Tues., Nov. 12, 6 p.m., Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, 1001 N. Walters St.
📣For a full calendar, please visit: saspeakup.com/#events
Join Our Team! We're on the lookout for a Commute Solutions Outreach Specialist to champion alternative transportation options in our community! If you have experience in marketing, public speaking, and urban planning, we want to hear from you! Apply at bit.ly/3R6d5Hz
Did you know that twice as many kids are killed while walking on Halloween than on any other day of the year? Learn more Halloween safety tips at
👉 bit.ly/4e4xxlY
