Houston's Transportation Vision

Texas Housers supports low-income Texans’ efforts to achieve the American dream of a decent, affordable home in a quality neighborhood. 

The Make I-45 Better Coalition has sent legal reviews to TxDOT and continues to collect Press and Documents related to the I-45 expansion.

Air Alliance Houston is a non-profit advocacy organization working to reduce the public health impacts of air pollution and advance environmental justice.

LINK Houston advocates for a robust and equitable transportation network so that all people can reach opportunity.

Extinction Rebellion is a global movement of climate activists committed to telling the truth about climate change and fighting social injustice in the process.

Our Afrikan Family mission is to empower and embrace under served youth and communities by reclaiming, restoring and revitalizing the cultural heritage, values and identity.

Nikhila Khrishnan, October 2019

Houston-Galveston Area Council, July 2019

"With an anticipated addition of 4.2 million people and 1.6 million jobs by the year 2045, the eight-county Houston-Galveston region will see an influx of millions of additional trips on its transportation network. The construction of new and ever-wider highways cannot by itself support this expected growth, nor will a “highway only” mobility solution adequately serve all the travel needs of such a geographically, economically, demographically and culturally diverse region. Even if possible and affordable, a “highway only” solution would require three times the number of highway lane miles as exist today."

Creating a Multimodal System Approach for the 21st Century

An Opinion Paper by J. Sam Lott, TSU’s Center for Transportation Training and Research, and Automated Mobility Services, LLC

March 2019