Transportation

Surveys show Houstonians’ long-running, love-hate relationship with transit

Residents often clamor for transit — even though they’re sometimes reluctant to use it

A Closer Look at Criticism of Houston’s “Transit Deserts”

The notion that transit riders in large swaths of the city will be left high and dry is demonstrably false, and, of course, the vast majority of riders will see significantly improved service.

Houston Cyclists Keep Getting Killed. They Don’t Have To.

Three Houston-area cyclists have been fatally struck by cars since late May.

Demand, supply, gap: Transit deserts in Houston

Houston METRO's reimagined bus network is working to close service gaps but a new study shows that transit deserts in Houston still exist.

Taking the pulse of Houston’s newest rail line

Riders say METRO’s Green Line is shaving time off their travel. But some business owners remain skeptical of the project’s merits.