Culebra Road has been described as one of the most dangerous roads in San Antonio. Now, the city will receive help from the U.S. government to improve a stretch of Culebra Road on the West Side.
– “Seeing sirens and ambulances, you know that somebody’s been injured on this street,” Salas said. “I live two blocks away and just constantly hear the fire trucks.”
“That road is a large artery, and it’s terribly unsafe,” Cabello Havrda said. “Sixteen fatalities in the last several years and 600 very serious injuries. So, that’s a lot of San Antonians, and we’re trying to protect all of our city.” The money will come from the Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity Grant Program, or R.A.I.S.E. The funds will be used to improve Culebra Road from Loop 410 to General McMullen Drive.
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