Just 5 years ago, the thought of a city like car-centric Houston having a bike sharing program was still something of a fantasy. Even those working to start such an endeavor were unsure whether or not it would catch on.
But since it's commencement in 2012, Houston B-Cycle has
grown at a consistently higher rate …
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So last Friday, I wrote the following regarding then-unknown plans surrounding the new open-door policy between U.S. Congressman John Culberson, and the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, AKA METRO...
"But let’s be clear on what the Congressman did not promise. If a new vote occurs, rail supporters can be sure that Culberson and his group … Continue Reading ›› 
After a long and heated battle, Uber and Lyft can finally operate legally in Houston. Here's the story from Doug Begley of the Houston Chronicle...
It took 16 months, but Houston officials Wednesday finally found acceptable regulations to corral the changing paid ride industry.
By a 10-5 vote, with two … Continue Reading ››
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