Transportation Policy and Planning Advocacy

LINK Houston is an advocacy group that fights for better transportation across the city. Their policy team attends city meetings to push for more frequent bus service, safer bike lanes and sidewalks, and protection against highway projects that would harm neighborhoods. They speak up for residents who want reliable alternatives to driving everywhere.

About LINK Houston

Advocates for equitable transportation access so every Houstonian can reach jobs, healthcare, and opportunity by bus, bike, or foot.

The organization is based downtown but advocates for transportation improvements citywide. They work on issues affecting all Houston neighborhoods, from bus route cuts to highway expansions that divide communities.

Transportation shapes where families can live, work, and go to school in Houston. When buses don't run often enough or bike lanes don't connect, people struggle to reach jobs and medical care. Good transportation creates opportunities - reliable buses help workers reach better jobs, safe bike lanes let families save money on gas, and connected neighborhoods build wealth and community.

You can join their advocacy efforts by attending meetings to learn about upcoming transportation votes, signing up for alerts about public hearings, and contacting your city council member when important decisions come up. Follow their website or social media to stay informed about transportation issues affecting your neighborhood.