Posted on · METRO’s General Mobility program helps fund transportation projects in areas that don't have bus service. One resident started looking through public records to find out how exactly her city is spending the money.
Posted on · The transit agency says it’s reviewed hundreds of stops to see which ones need the most help.
Posted on · The report offers suggestions for improving the city's "transit equity." That includes more frequent service along with additional late-night buses.
Posted on · The transit agency hopes to address a growing population and changing mobility needs.
Posted on · Transit officials want to learn if autonomous buses could help solve some of the region’s mobility issues.
Posted on · Fletcher's opponent John Culberson long fought plans for a proposed rail line on Richmond Avenue.
Posted on · Metro is waiving fares for voters headed to polling places all over Harris County.
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 · With commuters now moving in all directions, the Houston-Galveston Area Council hopes to smooth out the ride for people who travel by bus. Transportation planners say riders should be able to transfer to different bus systems by only paying one fare.
Posted on · Metro has now pulled a TV spot that praised the response of its employees during Harvey’s floods last year. The spot was taken off the air because it incorrectly had footage from Hurricane Katrina.
Posted on · It's the most expansive survey ever conducted on a regional basis.
Posted on · The goal is to keep people from walking out in front of trains
Posted on · Fares are being waived for students in kindergarten through college
Posted on · Drivers who break down in Metro’s H-O-V and HOT lanes may soon be able to get their vehicle towed for free. The transit agency is asking the City of Houston to expand its SafeClear program.