Updates

Briefing: Public Comment on Transportation Policy Council (TPC) June 26, 2020 Agenda Item #5

Transportation Policy Council Must Hold TxDOT Accountable on IH-45 Vote on June 26

Advocating for Change: LINK Houston Takes on the System

Why Our Work Matters

Briefing: Transportation Advisory Committee June 17, 2020 Remarks

Map of Houston shoowing the QATi.

Aligning Affordable Housing and Quality Transportation w/ Beth Osborne, Transportation for America

Briefing: LINK Houston’s Takeaways on Mayor Turner’s Letter to TxDOT Regarding the NHHIP

These tools — and policy changes — may help Houston address housing affordability

Here’s where affordable housing and sustainable transportation co-exist in Houston

H++T Report Cover

Report: Where Affordable Housing and Transportation Meet in Houston

Briefing: Public comment on TPC April 24 agenda item #6, NHHIP

Vice President Pence And Coronavirus Response Coordinator Debbie Birx Brief Press

Broad Alliance Tells White House: Transit Workers Need Better Protection From COVID-19

One of the three alternatives that Public Works presented for safety improvements where Midtown and Montrose meet would have kept the Brazos Street ramp from Spur 527 up like this as a kind of infrastructural sculpture.Photo: Allyn West

Why is it so hard to say yes to walkability in Houston? [Essay]

TxDOT public meetings normally provide an opportunity for residents to learn about infrastructure projects that could impact their communities. Photo: R. Clayton McKee, Freelance / For The Chronicle

Long-term government projects must wait until public can comment [Opinion]

Briefing: Draft 2021-2024 Transportation Improvement Program

Map of Houston shoowing the QATi.

Access to Opportunity: Linking Quality Transportation and Affordable Housing Webinar

An attendee asks a questions during an event on climate change hosted by Mi Familia Vota, OCA-Greater Houston, JOLT Texas, Texas Rising, Coalition for Equity and Environment Resilience, and Sunrise Movement at Houston's Texas Southern University on Saturday, Feb. 22, 2020.Photo: Elizabeth Conley, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer

Climate change summit teaches students what’s at stake

Briefing: LINK Houston’s comments on Walkable Places and Transit-Oriented Development ordinance amendments

The Madilu family waits at a bus stop three weeks after arriving in southwest Houston from a refugee camp in Burundi. With the help of Catholic Charities, the family is learning how to navigate the city without a vehicle. Photograph by Peter Holley

This Family Survived an African Refugee Camp. Their New Challenge: Surviving Houston Without a Car.

Briefing: LINK Houston’s comments regarding the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) Draft Community Impacts Assessment (CIA) and Draft Cumulative Impacts Technical Report (CITR) of the North Houston Highway Improvement Project (NHHIP).

Photo Credit Andy Cerota, Anchor/Reporter

Adjustments to TxDot’s I-45 project to be unveiled by city planners

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How to Fix Public Transportation

MEDIA ADVISORY: PUBLIC COMMENTS TO CALL ON MAYOR SYLVESTER TURNER TO HOLD TXDOT ACCOUNTABLE ON THE PROPOSED I-45 EXPANSION

Dozens of residents attended the July 27, 2019 Houston-Galveston Area Council's meeting to voice concerns over the proposed I-45 expansion's impacts. Community members are still worried about the project and the effects it will have on their neighborhoods.

TxDOT Does Not Get to Dictate Our Vision for Houston

A broken chair next to a METRO bus stop pole. METRO needs all possible revenue to help improve current services such as bus stops.

No Such Thing as Free

LINK Houston team presents on Housing Transportation to the Task Force members.

Housing and Transportation Costs Rise in Houston

Transit Equity Day - A day to highlight public transit as a civil right and a way to fight climate change.

Celebrate Transit Equity Day

"Metropolitan Transit Authority bus riders use Q cards, smartphone apps or cash to hop aboard on Nov. 20, 2019, in Houston. Officials on Wednesday balked at the cost of eliminating fares for riders.Photo: Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographer"

Metro unlikely to eliminate fares after analysis finds increased costs

""Metro Paid Fare Zone" Sign (Photo Credit: Lucio Vasquez/Houston Public Media)"

Would Free Transit Incentivize More Riders? METRO Gathers Input On Whether To Stop Collecting Fares

"Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez speaks in front of a display of the new pedestrian safety message officials unveiled at the Houston TranStar offices on Oct. 9, 2019, in Houston.Photo: Dug Begley, Pedestrian / Dug Begley"

Road deaths rise in Houston region, despite new efforts to end fatalities