METRORAIL
Coming Soon UNIVERSITY LINE (Blue Line) HILLCROFT TRANSIT CENTER TO EASTWOOD TRANSIT CENTER 16 stations Extends 10 miles east from Hillcroft Transit Center to Eastwood Transit Center
2 portions - West: Extends from Hillcroft Transit Center east toward Wheeler station on Main (~6 miles); East: Goes from existing Wheeler station on Main toward Eastwood Transit Center (~4 miles)
UPTOWN LINE (Gold Line) Northwest Transit Center to Bellaire 9 stations
Need Additional Information? Contact a Rail Representative Near You: North Line: Christina Moreno-Conner Stakeholder Affairs Representative METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4364 [email protected] Carlos Nuñez North Line Construction Liaison 713.828.4128 [email protected] East End Line: Luís Garcia Stakeholder Affairs Representatave METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4360 [email protected] Heriberto (Eddie) Muñoz East End Line Construction Liaison 281.433.5490 [email protected]
METRORAIL
Southeast Line: Antoine Bryant Stakeholder Affairs Representative METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4350 [email protected] Dawn Paul Southeast Line Construction Liaison 713.240.8656 [email protected] University & Uptown Lines Contact: Antoine Bryant Stakeholder Affairs Representative for the Southeast Line METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4350 [email protected]
Changing the Way Houston Moves
Begins at Northwest Transit Center; more accessible for commuters from 290 & I-10
Goes south along IH-610 to Post Oak Connects with University Line @ Westpark
Connects to the Galleria & Downtown Easy access to Texas Southern & UH Main Campus
www.GoMetroRail.org
The METRORAIL Expansion Project
Houston’s Metropolitan Transit Authority (METRO) is executing a plan to make your daily commute easier by expanding the city’s current light rail system. The additional 22.6 miles of track will enable riders to access the rail from multiple neighborhoods around the city. The development of 5 new light rail lines, 3 of America’s 4th which are already under largest city is under construction, will help alleviate transformation. some of the congestion on Houston highways in a way that is environmentally-conscious. Save on gas, enjoy a more relaxing commute, and clean up our environment by taking advantage of MetroRail!
NORTH LINE (Red Line)
SOUTHEAST LINE (Purple Line)
UH-DOWNTOWN TO NORTH LINE TRANSIT CENTER/HCC 8 stations
DOWNTOWN TO PALM CENTER TRANSIT CENTER 11 stations between downtown & Palm
A 5.3 mile extension of the existing Red Line Begins at University of Houston Downtown, travels north on North Main to Boundary, crosses east to Fulton, then north to Northline Commons Mall, ending at Northline Transit Center
Convenient access to the East End Line, Southeast Line, University Line & Uptown Line
Opening: 2014
Center Transit Center
6.6 mile line Begins downtown, travels southeast along Capitol & Rusk to the Palm Center near Martin Luther King Boulevard & Griggs Road
Connects Texas Southern University & the University of Houston’s main campus
Easy transfer to the East End (Green) Line & the Red Line
Opening: 2014
EAST END LINE (Green Line) The map below displays all 5 rail lines upon completion.
DOWNTOWN TO MAGNOLIA PARK TRANSIT CENTER 9 stations 3.3 mile line Travels along Harrisburg from the Magnolia Park Transit Center into popular downtown entertainment & business destinations
A portion of the track is shared with the Southeast (Purple) Line allowing easy transfer for access to the Palm Center & University of Houston’s main campus
Riders can also access the Red Line for travel up or down Main Street
Opening: 2014
Follow the Rails on Twitter! www.twitter.com/@MetroRailNorth www.twitter.com/@MetroRailEast www.twitter.com/@MetroRailSE
Like us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/RideMETRO
2 portions - West: Extends from Hillcroft Transit Center east toward Wheeler station on Main (~6 miles); East: Goes from existing Wheeler station on Main toward Eastwood Transit Center (~4 miles)
UPTOWN LINE (Gold Line) Northwest Transit Center to Bellaire 9 stations
Need Additional Information? Contact a Rail Representative Near You: North Line: Christina Moreno-Conner Stakeholder Affairs Representative METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4364 [email protected] Carlos Nuñez North Line Construction Liaison 713.828.4128 [email protected] East End Line: Luís Garcia Stakeholder Affairs Representatave METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4360 [email protected] Heriberto (Eddie) Muñoz East End Line Construction Liaison 281.433.5490 [email protected]
METRORAIL
Southeast Line: Antoine Bryant Stakeholder Affairs Representative METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4350 [email protected] Dawn Paul Southeast Line Construction Liaison 713.240.8656 [email protected] University & Uptown Lines Contact: Antoine Bryant Stakeholder Affairs Representative for the Southeast Line METRO Capital Programs 713.343.4350 [email protected]
Changing the Way Houston Moves
Begins at Northwest Transit Center; more accessible for commuters from 290 & I-10
Goes south along IH-610 to Post Oak Connects with University Line @ Westpark
Connects to the Galleria & Downtown Easy access to Texas Southern & UH Main Campus
www.GoMetroRail.org
The METRORAIL Expansion Project
Houston’s Metropolitan Transit Authority (METRO) is executing a plan to make your daily commute easier by expanding the city’s current light rail system. The additional 22.6 miles of track will enable riders to access the rail from multiple neighborhoods around the city. The development of 5 new light rail lines, 3 of America’s 4th which are already under largest city is under construction, will help alleviate transformation. some of the congestion on Houston highways in a way that is environmentally-conscious. Save on gas, enjoy a more relaxing commute, and clean up our environment by taking advantage of MetroRail!
NORTH LINE (Red Line)
SOUTHEAST LINE (Purple Line)
UH-DOWNTOWN TO NORTH LINE TRANSIT CENTER/HCC 8 stations
DOWNTOWN TO PALM CENTER TRANSIT CENTER 11 stations between downtown & Palm
A 5.3 mile extension of the existing Red Line Begins at University of Houston Downtown, travels north on North Main to Boundary, crosses east to Fulton, then north to Northline Commons Mall, ending at Northline Transit Center
Convenient access to the East End Line, Southeast Line, University Line & Uptown Line
Opening: 2014
Center Transit Center
6.6 mile line Begins downtown, travels southeast along Capitol & Rusk to the Palm Center near Martin Luther King Boulevard & Griggs Road
Connects Texas Southern University & the University of Houston’s main campus
Easy transfer to the East End (Green) Line & the Red Line
Opening: 2014
EAST END LINE (Green Line) The map below displays all 5 rail lines upon completion.
DOWNTOWN TO MAGNOLIA PARK TRANSIT CENTER 9 stations 3.3 mile line Travels along Harrisburg from the Magnolia Park Transit Center into popular downtown entertainment & business destinations
A portion of the track is shared with the Southeast (Purple) Line allowing easy transfer for access to the Palm Center & University of Houston’s main campus
Riders can also access the Red Line for travel up or down Main Street
Opening: 2014
Follow the Rails on Twitter! www.twitter.com/@MetroRailNorth www.twitter.com/@MetroRailEast www.twitter.com/@MetroRailSE
Like us on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/RideMETRO
