Briefing: Tell the Federal Highway Administration to prioritize public health, safety, and equity in street design – especially for people walking, rolling, and biking Read More »
TxDOT’s decision to proceed with I-45 expansion demonstrates blatant disregard for Houston’s residents, advocates, and elected officials Read More »
Virtual Event: I-45 Update – How Officials of Impacted Districts Are Addressing the Latest on the NHHIP Read More »
LINK Houston’s Statement on TxDOT’s Record of Decision for the North Houston Highway Improvement Project Read More »
Houston region’s transportation board changes nixed, leaving women out of positions of power Read More »
Virtual Event: New Leaders in Transportation: Equitable Mobility in Our Region (Session 2 of 2) Read More »
LINK Houston Sends Letter to H-GAC MOU Working Group Urging Transparency and Importance of Community Input Read More »
TxDOT Must Extend Comment Period for the I-45 Expansion Final Environmental Impact Statement Read More »
Walkable Places and Transit-Oriented Development Ordinances put Houston on path toward equity and resiliency Read More »
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