Transportation stories in Houston

Latest transportation stories from Houston, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.

#2score 402h ago

Car Accident

In need of legal advice. My son was waiting at a traffic light in a turning lane and when he got the green arrow, he turned and right before clearing the street his front bumper was clipped by a car that ran the red light. The cops were called but because there were no injuries they said to exchan

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#8score 4022h ago

Reduction of Altimas Noted After Paper Plate Law Change

Following the recent change to the paper plate law, many drivers in Houston have observed a significant decrease in the number of Nissan Altimas on the roads. This phenomenon has sparked discussions about the relationship between the two.

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#9score 3922h ago

I went to court today

As a native houstonian this is normal to have multiple freeway changes to arrive at your destination. East on Beltway 8 to 45. South on 45 to 610n. East on 610 to 59s \*detoured to 59s to i10 'cus north loop was jammed up 59s to i10 east i10 east to 610 south. 610s to 225 east. Destination -

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#11score 3622h ago

Jobs hiring

I am currently moving to hunter creek village and was wondering if anyone knows any jobs hiring around that area, I do have a job currently in Katy but I did put a 2 weeks notice in bc the commute just was not worth it considering I’d be in traffic most of the time anyways, if anyone knows any custo

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#13score 402d ago

Y’all walking at night

Why don’t more of you wear reflective clothing especially at night or in low-visibility? We don’t want to f+cking hit you and get in trouble. I had my lights on earlier and nearly hit some lady. She \*was\* doing the right thing and walking towards/facing traffic, but at the very least maybe turn yo

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#23score 403d ago

Advocacy for Passenger Rail in Texas Panhandle Gains Momentum

A local advocate is pushing for the introduction of passenger rail services in the Texas Panhandle, particularly in Amarillo. Despite existing rail services in major cities like Dallas and Houston, the Panhandle remains underserved, prompting calls for increased awareness and action.

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#26score 285d ago

Hwy 59/99 morning traffic is diabolical

the past 2 weeks, the traffic is adding almost 10 minutes to my commute. is it purely from the construction they're doing on hwy 59 by university Blvd? I also notice alot of cars hitting the u-turn lane heading back towards 59 north.

#29score 315d ago

Got a traffic citation in Harris County and basically admitted guilt

Hey, so I already know I screwed up by basically admitting guilt so I’ve learned my lesson. Now I’m not sure whats the best course of action here for when I appear in court. For context, I crossed a white double line and got pulled over. He did the usual “do you know why I pulled you over?” and I s

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