We uphold the values of equity, independence, inclusivity, health, and respect. We aim to be bold and constructive in our efforts towards informing transportation decision making with real people and real choices.

How + Why

Houston struggles with mobility issues that impact access to opportunity and quality of life.

Housing Costs

Houston’s relatively low cost of housing diminishes when transportation is factored in, accounting for 20% of household income.

Car Ownership

Roughly 20% of households in Houston’s low-moderate income neighborhoods do not own cars, (8% citywide and up to 33% in some areas).

Accessibility Barriers

Inadequate/absent sidewalks and few transit options exacerbate barriers to jobs, education and social supports in many neighborhoods

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LINK Houston Updates

January 2023 Newsletter

News

January 2023 Newsletter

Happy New Year LINKers! We may only be one month into 2023, but it sure has been busy. Earlier in January we released our Equity in Transit 2022 report at [...]

LINK Houston Releases Equity in Transit 2022 Findings

News

LINK Houston Releases Equity in Transit 2022 Findings

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE HOUSTON – LINK Houston urges Metropolitan Transit Authority (METRO), the City of Houston, Harris County and other local stakeholders to strategically reinvest in the safety, accessibility [...]

Equity in Transit: 2022

Reports + Briefings

Equity in Transit: 2022

Download Full Report (.pdf) Executive Summary Public transit plays a central role in connecting people to jobs, education, health care, and many other opportunities. Equity in Transit: 2022 combines [...]

Equity in Transit: 2022 Report Release

Events

Equity in Transit: 2022 Report Release

LINK Houston invites you to join us for the release of our Equity in Transit 2022 report on Tuesday, January 17 at Burnett Bayland Community Center (6000 Chimney Rock [...]

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