Houston METRO adds electric buses to its fleet, servicing the 402 Bellaire Quickline and 28 OST - Wayside routes, promoting sustainability and improved community transit experiences.

Conroe seeks over $50 million to widen Airport Road and Foster Drive for safety and mobility, with additional projects like the Old Conroe Road extension set to improve congestion and emergency access.

Hermann Park in Houston introduced electric trains for the Hermann Park Railroad, emphasizing environmental responsibility and a smoother experience for visitors.

Houston Metro scales back its BRT proposal for the Inner Katy corridor, opting for HOV lanes citing cost concerns and current construction challenges, as highlighted in the proposed 2025 budget.

Houston airports faced ground stops due to thunderstorms, causing flight delays and disruptions. Travelers were advised to check flight statuses and plan accordingly.

Gas prices in Texas have dropped to an average of $2.99 per gallon ahead of Labor Day weekend, allowing travelers to save on fuel costs for end-of-summer trips.

Travelers are advised to plan ahead for traffic at Bush Intercontinental Airport and on Texas roads during the Labor Day weekend, with about 680,000 expected to fly and domestic travel up 9%.

Houston's Metro overhauls bus routes and schedules starting Sept. 1, while SEPTA in Philadelphia rolls out new bus and subway schedules on Aug. 25, both aiming to meet changing commuter needs.

Houston's highways are set for major updates with TxDOT's plan to expand and realign Interstate 45, starting in 2024 and potentially lasting until 2042.

The Texas Transportation Commission plans to purchase Texas 288 toll lanes, prompting mixed reactions over the $1.7 billion deal and the potential for lower toll rates.

A trail along the Buffalo Bayou in Houston's Fifth Ward collapsed near the East River development, with teams assessing damage and public stability concerns raised. Repair timelines remain unclear.

Megabus discontinues all Texas routes, impacting intercity travel; the company seeks new opportunities amid Chapter 11 proceedings.

Galveston, Texas is enhancing its cruise sector with a $151 million investment in a new cruise terminal set to open in November 2025, expected to create 925 jobs and add $177 million to the local economy annually.