Meetings take place 6:00 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month, at City Hall (301 W. Second St., Austin, TX 78701) in Room 1027, unless indicated otherwise on the agenda.

This includes: transportation energy conservation matters grant applications; streets and highways; bus and rail service; pedestrian and bikeway programs and projects; safety related programs and projects; provision for the needs of the mobility impaired; transportation franchise requests, renewals, rate adjustments, and hours of operation. The Commission reviews and makes recommendations to council on all requests for taxicab permits, including annual permits and franchise permits.
Meetings take place on the second Tuesday of the month, 5:00 p.m in Assembly Room 130 at Town Lake Center, 721 Barton Springs Rd., Austin, TX 78704, unless indicated otherwise on the agenda.

They are working to lead the culture shift toward stress-free, affordable commute options.
Their members are employers and individuals from public and private sectors, and hail from all over the larger Austin region. They work closely with members to create mobility plans that in turn let them connect their employees with a wide range of mobility options.
Their members leverage mobility programs to reach their business goals, including attracting and retaining top talent, reducing facilities costs, and leading in corporate stewardship. Members also benefit from exclusive events, networking, and educational opportunities.

Their mission is to raise awareness, and encourage harmony and tolerance between drivers and cyclists. Promote education teaching safe road use. Offer assistance to cyclists injured in crashes with motor vehicles. Their vision is to motivate global social change in the behavior of motorists and cyclists so both use the roads safely and with mutual respect resulting in healthier, more harmonious communities.
“Tell other road users that you support sharing the road and being kind to cyclists, you’ll be surprised how far a polite request can go.”

YBP is located at 1216 Webberville Road in Austin, Texas, and is an educational facility open to anyone who wants to learn about fixing and riding bikes. At YBP, they don’t fix your bike for you—they show you how to fix it yourself. They also offer ready-to-ride used bikes at affordable prices.

Vision Zero holds that most traffic deaths and injuries are not a result of unavoidable accidents, but are rather a preventable public health issue.
Austin’s City Council adopted Vision Zero as a policy within the Imagine Austin Comprehensive Plan in October 2015. Then they adopted the Vision Zero Action Plan in May 2016 and reaffirmed our community’s commitment in the Austin Strategic Mobility Plan and the citywide Austin Strategic Direction 2023. These policy documents provide the direction to collaboratively improve safety for all road users.
Today, Vision Zero is led by staff in the Austin Transportation Department. The Vision Zero team partners with other City departments, state and federal agencies, and community organizations to implement traffic safety efforts citywide. Austin's Vision Zero program is a member of the Vision Zero Network, which is a growing coalition of U.S. cities committed to eliminating all traffic fatalities.

They are working to end traffic deaths in Texas.
Texas leads the nation in traffic deaths, with ten families losing a loved one each day and another fifty families suffering a life-changing serious injury. They’re doing something about this. "We are a community of grief, of intention and of action. We create conscious change. Together we reclaim our streets."

Their primary mission is to develop youth who safely and expertly integrate bicycling into their daily lives, to teach participants self-sufficient cycling skills, and to facilitate the experience needed for youth cyclists to be peer leaders.

They are an expert resource that helps people remove barriers to cycling. Through volunteer-led, grassroots campaigns, political endorsements and direct advocacy, Bike Austin pushes for protected bike lanes and pedestrian safety improvements so that all Austinites can safely explore their neighborhood, get to work or school and enjoy everything Austin has to offer.
Bike Austin envisions Austin with a comprehensive bicycle network enabling people in the region to comfortably, safely and efficiently use a bike for transportation and recreation.