USA: The final section of the Green Line of Houston’s light rail network entered passenger service on January 11, with free travel until January 22.
The 1·8 km southwestern extension runs from Altic/Howard Hughes to Magnolia Park with an intermediate stop at Cesar Chavez/67th Street. Services run over the Harrisburg Overpass, which was inaugurated on January 9.
The first section of the Green Line, between Theater District with Altic/Howard Hughes, opened in May 2015. It now serves nine stops.
USA: Houston celebrated the opening of two light rail lines on May 23 with music, fireworks and free travel. The Green and Purple lines add 13·4 route-km to the network, connecting with the 20·5 km north-south Red Line. The Green Line, also known as the East End Line, ...
USA: Revenue services have started running on Houston Metro’s 8·5 km North Line light rail route following an official inauguration on December 21 and a day of free rides. Running north from UH Downtown in the city centre through Moody Park and Lindale to the Northline Transit Center, the line ...
