IN DEPTH | The San Antonio-Austin corridor

We go in-depth to discuss the San Antonio-Austin corridor. A close examination of the population boom of San Antonio, Austin, and the cities in between - and what the growth of this inevitable mega-metro means for our economy, transportation, construction, and even our water supply.
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[@i-35vagabond56]

Austonio

[@gregorysouthworth783]

San Antonio-Austin Metro Region (SAAM-R). Pronounced: Sam-R

[@dariusbrock2351]

I know this is about growth between Austin and San Antonio but I think eventually the area between Waco, Temple and Georgetown will grow together and form a megalopolis stretching from Waco to San Antonio.

[@gregorysouthworth783]

You are really talking about the Texas Triangle which will stretch from San Antonio-Austin to DFW (along I-35) and from DFW to Houston (along I-45), then Houston back to San Antonio (via I-10). It is predicted to have close to 40 million by 2040 (only 16 years from now).

[@Gatorsfan601]

And eventually from Waco to DFW.

[@markanthony1004]

Give it 100 or so years DFW down to San Antonio could become one of the largest megalopolis in human history

[@dariusbrock2351]

@@markanthony1004 Could you imagine driving I-35 if that happened? A friggin nightmare!

[@gregorysouthworth783]

@@dariusbrock2351 High speed rail will become a necessity.

[@chrisgiles8005]

A monorail and Commuter rail from Austin to San Antonio modern trains

[@markanthony1004]

You know a light rail system between Austin and San Antonio could be a legit economic booster, if managed correctly, but I don't see it happening anytime soon

[@gregsells8549]

I predict Allegiant and Frontier will shift flights from AUS to HYI (San Marcos Regional) after the South Terminal at AUS is demolished, and new trackage will be built along the UP line to accommodate commuter service together with freight rights for CPKC and BNSF.

[@chrisgiles8005]

A monorail system for the city in San Antonio with VIA 🚝and Commuter rail with modern trains from Austin to San Antonio🚊

[@origamiscienceguy6658]

Why a monorail? It's worst than traditional rail.

[@falsenostalgia1628]

​@origamiscienceguy6658 why is it worse than a traditional one?

[@origamiscienceguy6658]

@@falsenostalgia1628 More complexity, maintenance, and cost. And for what benefit?

[@highway2heaven91]

Take out monorail and add light rail

[@10tepeyac]

Every time I hear megaplex it makes me think of an adult video store called the Adult Video Megaplex in the 2000s 😂

[@newyorkstar11]

Centroplex because its Central TX.

[@tigerber]

They can send their criminals and homeless to San Antonio even fast!

[@OD210]

Nah. How bout not. Thanks .