Gail Delaughter

Transportation Reporter

From early-morning interviews with commuters to walks through muddy construction sites, Gail covers all aspects of getting around Houston. That includes walking, driving, cycling, taking the bus, and occasionally flying.

Before she became transportation reporter in 2011, Gail hosted weekend programs for Houston Public Media. She’s also covered courts in Houston and reported on a number of high-profile cases.

A native of New Orleans, Gail is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University.

News

Photos From Above: See How Much Of Houston’s Efforts Go Toward Dealing With Water

Posted on May 21, 2019 · It’s not only the bayous, lakes and dams, but the many facilities that handle drinking water and wastewater.

Transportation

How Small, Metal Markers Aim To Improve Safety On Houston’s Bayou Trails

Posted on May 16, 2019 · The Houston Parks Board says recently-installed mile markers will serve a couple of different purposes.

Transportation

Houston Cyclists Appeal For Safer Streets At The Annual “Ride Of Silence”

Posted on May 16, 2019 · The ride was dedicated in memory of a young man killed in a recent crash in the Heights.

Transportation

Residents Sound Off On Proposed Changes To A Busy Heights Thoroughfare

Posted on May 13, 2019 · Cycling advocates say the work is desperately needed, but some neighbors question whether it will actually make the road safer.

In-Depth

50 Years Later, What Do Today’s Kids Think About The First Moon Landing?

Posted on May 8, 2019 · The old equipment used during the moon landing can be baffling to youngsters raised on digital technology. But they have lots of ideas on how to make the trip better if they ever get to go themselves.

Politics

Bernie Sanders Rally Draws Big Crowd In Houston

Posted on April 24, 2019 · The Vermont senator, who is vying to be the Democratic presidential candidate in 2020, visited the Bayou City for two events.

Transportation

Pearland Residents Have Questions About Proposed Mykawa Road Improvements

Posted on April 24, 2019 · Commuters say the project is long overdue, but they're asking TxDOT to take a second look at some of its plans.

Houston

Rents In Houston Are Still Rising But At A Slower Pace

Posted on April 23, 2019 · Rents went up after Harvey's floods, but analysts say those increases have now moderated.

News

New Bike Lanes Taking Shape In Houston After County Commissioner Pledges Funds

Posted on April 22, 2019 · The initiative is adding about 19 miles of new bike lanes. Many are in underserved communities where people rely on their bikes for work and errands.

Transportation

City of Houston Announces Long-Awaited Pedestrian Improvements In Gulfton

Posted on April 18, 2019 · Pedestrians in Houston’s Gulfton neighborhood face issues like broken sidewalks and a lack of safe crosswalks.

Transportation

After Deadly Crashes, Houston’s Mayor Announces Pedestrian Safety Initiatives

Posted on April 12, 2019 · The initiatives include the hiring of a Safe Streets Coordinator, along with enhanced traffic enforcement and a public safety campaign.

News

Houston’s Bike Share Ridership Up Over 65 Percent

Posted on April 8, 2019 · B-Cycle says it’s now looking to expand into areas of the city that currently don’t have the service.

Transportation

Deadline Nears To Apply For Aid To Repair Or Replace Vehicles That Fail Texas Emissions Test

Posted on April 4, 2019 · Officials are urging people to act quickly since these funds may not be around in the future.

Transportation

Where Houston Plans To Go Next With Its Massive Bike Trail Project

Posted on April 3, 2019 · The Bayou Greenways 2020 network is expected to be completed next year, and officials are now looking to take it beyond the city limits.

Transportation

Study: Transit-Dependent Houstonians Are Struggling With Poor Sidewalks

Posted on March 25, 2019 · A new study looks at the challenges many Houstonians face because they don’t have adequate sidewalks. It’s a particular problem in one neighborhood where a lot of residents depend on public transit.

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