Posted on · The City of Pearland is partnering with a private bus company to offer a service that will make several stops in the Medical Center and downtown Houston.
Posted on · City officials say they want to put a regulatory structure in place to avoid the problems experienced by other cities.
Posted on · Researchers say all that time behind the wheel exposes drivers to more risks.
Posted on · The busy roadway has been widened to accommodate a growing population northwest of Houston.
Posted on · The transit agency hopes to address a growing population and changing mobility needs.
Posted on · The new service would take riders into downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center
Posted on · Police are now doing targeted enforcement on one of Houston’s busiest commuter routes
Posted on · Figures show that most people in the region are driving to work by themselves
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: We learn why about 80 percent of Houston commuters drive to work by themselves. Plus, a local nonprofit is taking the city to task over violations of the Clean Water Act. We discuss what podcasts you're listening to. And we visit some local gathering spots built around playing the games.
Posted on · There’s good news for commuters who’ve been braving the work zones on U.S. 290. Officials say the nearly seven-year-old project is almost over.
Posted on · The Houston-Galveston Area Council is currently looking for public comment for its long-range plan
Posted on · Metro isn’t the only organization that’s looking at the area’s long-term transit needs. The Houston-Galveston Area Council is also studying how high-capacity transit could better connect the growing eight-county region
Posted on · Lots of new residents are expected in the years to come but officials say their roads just aren’t keeping up. They’re hoping voters approve a new bond issue to help pay for a long list of projects designed to get traffic moving.
Posted on · How long is too long to drive to and from work or school each day? How much traffic will you endure before you get fed up and either move or change your transportation habits? These are questions many Houstonians face, particularly if they want to live in a neighborhood far from where they work or […]
Posted on · The Transportation Advocacy Group (TAG) is hosting their second annual State of Mobility event on June 8, where Mayor Sylvester Turner will talk about his ideas for the future of Houston transportation. On this edition of Houston Matters, we talk with TAG’s executive director, Andrea French, to discuss funding the future of Mayor Turner’s vision, and […]