Updates

A woman in her car along the "Data shows this stretch of road is one of the deadliest in the city. Jay R. Jordan / Chron staff"

The deadliest road in Houston is getting a $28 million makeover

Cars on a busy Houston road on a rainy day.

Houston receives nearly $30M to improve safety on 7-mile stretch of this busy road

An image of a Metro bus at a bus stop. From Univision.

Comunidad asegura que el servicio METRO de Houston necesita mejoras en su servicio, según encuesta

A pair of Metro buses stop at the Eastwood Transit Center Friday, July 8, 2022, in Houston. Public meetings start July 12 on the University Line, of which Eastwood is a major stop on the line. Brett Coomer/Staff photographer

Here’s how Houston METRO riders want public transit to improve

"Harris County Precinct 1 Commissioner Rodney Ellis bikes around the City Hall area in 2018, when he and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner announced a new partnership between the city and Harris County to create more bike lanes."

How Houston will continue expanding transportation options in 2023

Picture of Stop Sign with I-45 in background

The VRA: What’s in it, and LINK Houston’s Thoughts

LINK Houston Issued Letter to METRO Board of Directors on Required Traits in next METRO President and CEO

LINK Houston Statement on the Federal Highway Administration Voluntary Resolution Agreement with TxDOT

Peter Eccles, Director of Policy and Planning

LINK Houston Welcomes New Director of Policy and Planning

LINK Houston staff at the Equity In Transit 2022 Report launch.

January 2023 Newsletter

LINK Houston Releases Equity in Transit 2022 Findings

Equity in Transit 2022 Cover: Transit for Growing. A photo of a bus stop covered in greenery in Gulfton.

Equity in Transit: 2022

Equity in Transit: 2021 Transit for Living Cover page depicting a school, tree, home, and a bus with people walking and rolling on the street.

Equity in Transit: 2022 Report Release

Aerial view of a freeway.

City of Houston & TxDOT MOU & Harris County & TxDOT MOU Thoughts

We are disappointed in today’s announcement regarding the closed-door negotiations of local and state government officials on the North Houston Highway Improvement Plan. All plans regarding expanded infrastructure require the input of the communities surrounding it. LINK Houston firmly believes that increased highway capacity only leads to increased traffic and negates the ability of Houston residents and leaders to create a safe, multi-modal transportation system that mitigates climate change impacts and improves equitable outcomes for our communities. We expect to be able to go through the MOU agreements in detail but are glad to know that Segments 1 and 2 will remain in the current footprint. We urge TxDOT, local elected officials and other stakeholders to include communities in the redesign for the entire project, from start to finish. We remain committed to holding decision makers accountable and eagerly await the results of the Federal Highway Administration’s Title VI Civil Rights investigation. The process going forward must be transparent, equitable and inclusive.

LINK Houston Statement on NHHIP Press Conference from local officials

LINK Houston staff standing in front of a christmas tree in their lobby.

Happy Holidays 2022 Newsletter

Infographic with fall colored leaves framing text that reads, "Happy Thanksgiving. LINK Houson thanks our volunteers, partners and supporters for an incredible year.

Thanksgiving 2022 Newsletter

A graphic with Harris County Map, Bike Houston, Air Alliance Houston, LINK Houston, the Citizen Environmental Coalition logos, and a ballot box.

2022 Midterm Elections: Candidate Questionnaire Regarding Environmental and Safety Concerns

Make Your Voice HEARD This Election Cycle – GROW THE CIRCLE!

Welcoming Gabe Cazares – LINK Houston Celebration and Fundraiser

Gabe Cazares

Meet Our New Executive Director

LINK Houston Welcomes New Executive Director

A man in a wheelchair rolling on the street because there is no sidewalk.

LINK Houston Official Comments Regarding the “Fee in Lieu” Sidewalk Ordinance Amendments

A safe, well connected, and accessible sidewalk in Second Ward. A red truck is parked on the street.

Call to Action: Submit Your Comments Regarding the “Fee in Lieu” Sidewalk Ordinance Amendments

Mara Gomez presents on the I-45 expansion and explains the process to provide comments to the FHWA to a group of residents seated at tables at a community meeting.

Impacted Residents Continue to Push for Design Changes in the North Houston Highway Improvement Project

Two images depicting the new ramps at the entrance of the Houston-Galveston Area Council taken from inside a Metro Lift vehicle. Advocacy for More Accessibility and Safety

Advocacy for More Accessibility and Safety

Step out of your car for Earth Day… and beyond!

A safe, well connected, and accessible sidewalk in Second Ward. A red truck is parked on the street.

S.A.F.E. Sidewalks – Second Ward

LINK Houston team and volunteers pose for a group photo at BakerRipley campus in Second Ward following the S.A.F.E. Sidewalk audit pilot.

Funding for Sidewalks Remains a Challenge to Increase Safety and Accessibility

Opportunity for Equitable Representation at METRO