METRO service gets back on track after Hurricane Harvey

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Houston’s METRO is offering limited service beginning today.

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Each route will run with a 30-minute frequency.

According to Houston METRO’s website, areas in the reduced service areas include Bellaire, West Bellfort, Canal/Memorial, Long Point/Cavalcade, OST/Wayside, Heights/Telephone, Broadway, Hardy-Ley, Scott, Airline/Montrose, Fondren, Bissonnet, MLK/Lockwood, Westheimer, Antoine/Washington and Bush IAH.

Additionally, METRORail’s Red Line will also run from Fannin South to the Downtown Transit Center every 15 minutes.

In a statement, the transportation agency said Park & Ride is still offline, but service is scheduled to resume Tues., Sept. 5.

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HOV/ HOT lanes and METRORail Green and Purple Line services are suspended until further notice.

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