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Houston METRO Slashes Fare to Airport, Hopes to Lure More People On-Board

Wendy Siegle

Posted on January 21, 2011 · METRO is making changes to its airport service. The agency hopes the cheaper fares and added stops will entice people to take the bus to Bush Intercontinental Airport. Wendy Siegle reports on the shuttle that could see more of its notoriously empty seats filled soon.

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METRO Unveils Red Rail Car Promoting Safety

Wendy Siegle

Posted on January 18, 2011 · The next light rail car you get on might be covered in red. The new look is part of METRO's campaign to promote safety. Wendy Siegle reports on the transit agency's effort to remind people to be extra careful along rail lines.

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METRO Cancels Controversial Contract With Spanish Rail Car Company

Wendy Siegle

Posted on December 17, 2010 · Metro's board has approved a deal to terminate its controversial contract with a Spanish rail car company. The settlement means Metro is moving closer to negotiating a much-needed federal grant for the construction of two light rail lines. Wendy Siegle reports.

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Houston Third Worst Commute in U.S.

Wendy Siegle

Posted on December 16, 2010 · If you have a tendency to complain about your commute to work you're probably justified in doing so. According to a recent study, Houstonians have the third worst commute in the country. And as Wendy Siegle reports, the drive is set to get even more unpleasant.

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Survey: Texas Drivers Feeling Less Safe on the Roads

Wendy Siegle

Posted on December 1, 2010 · Texans feel less safe on the roads than they did five years ago. That's according to a study released by the Texas Transportation Institute. Researchers asked drivers how they feel about traffic safety, and as Wendy Siegle reports, most say too much technology behind the wheel is getting in the way of safety.

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