Dallas and Houston light rail lines continue expanding out
October 21st, 2016
October 21, 2016 - TRA Newswire -
Light rail projects in both Dallas and Houston are pushing a few more miles into new neighborhoods bringing riders closer to a convenient ride. In Dallas, the Blue Line that used to terminate at Ledbetter will push three more miles south starting next week to the UNT-Dallas campus. In Houston, the delayed Green line build out appears to be on the horizon. Houston Metro had been plagued by construction starts and stops on the Harrisburg overpass section of the project.
The Dallas story from Fox4: http://www.fox4news.com/news/212842316-story
In Houston, Houston Chronicle transportation writer Dug Begley reports that testing continues on the Green Line:
http://www.chron.com/news/transportation/article/Train-testing-begins-along-unopened-parts-of-10039436.php
Light rail projects in both Dallas and Houston are pushing a few more miles into new neighborhoods bringing riders closer to a convenient ride. In Dallas, the Blue Line that used to terminate at Ledbetter will push three more miles south starting next week to the UNT-Dallas campus. In Houston, the delayed Green line build out appears to be on the horizon. Houston Metro had been plagued by construction starts and stops on the Harrisburg overpass section of the project.
The Dallas story from Fox4: http://www.fox4news.com/news/212842316-story
In Houston, Houston Chronicle transportation writer Dug Begley reports that testing continues on the Green Line:
http://www.chron.com/news/transportation/article/Train-testing-begins-along-unopened-parts-of-10039436.php