Topic – Mobility
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Report: Seniors will add $3.9 billion to transit costs
Rapidly growing population
A new study shows that public transportation operators will incur increased costs of up to $3.9 billion annually by 2030 to serve senior citizens.
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Austin TODs arrive before train service
TOD ordinance passed in 2005
Even as Austin waited for its long-delayed Red Line service to start, TODs, or transit-oriented developments, popped up around several planned train stations.
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How the New Urbanism Advances Mobility and Safety Goals (While Building Better Communities)
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HAT Panel on Access and Mobility for Low Income Houstonians
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Experts discuss affordable housing and transit
Panelists are optimistic
Affordable transit-oriented homes are in short supply, but changing demographics and energy and climate crises make transit-oriented cities 'inevitable.'
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TIA Committee
Meeting notes - Sept. 14, 2009
The City Council members approved renewing Houston's membership in the Gulf Coast Regional Mobility Partnership and discussed the Mobility Plan.
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City design manual may prohibit high-density development
Urban Corridors at risk?
Provisions in the new city design manual may conflict with the goals of a new urban corridors ordinance for designing Houston's future transit neighborhoods.
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