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Houston’s own survey found 45% support removing some car lanes or parking for protected bike lanes, nearly 2× the 23% opposed.
Yet internal Mayor’s Office talking points told a very different story.
Same survey. Different framing. Read more by Sam Russek srussek.substack.com/p/these…
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BikeHouston retweeted
I wish more Americans could wrap their heads around this. Amsterdam is easier to drive in than Atlanta -- despite far, far less road capacity -- because so FEW people have reason to drive cars there.
Give people choices, and the whole city works better.
BikeHouston retweeted
The Top Countries on the World Happiness Report Love Riding Bicycles.
momentummag.com/the-top-coun…
The Bike Bus movement is growing in Houston! axios.com/local/houston/2026…
BikeHouston retweeted
60% of American car trips are under 6 miles.
Guess what?
People are riding their e-bikes an average of 6 miles.
BikeHouston retweeted
Over the weekend I had the pleasure of joining @bikehouston, Neartown/Montrose Super Neighborhood, The North Montrose Civic Association, and @friendsoftheblvd on Waugh Drive to clean out their bike-lanes.
BikeHouston retweeted
The World Logged 550 Million Miles of Bike Commutes last year. How many miles did you put in?
momentummag.com/the-world-lo…
"Houston City Hall continues to enforce government red tape that holds our urban core to the same standards as an old-fashioned suburban strip mall — with strict setback requirements, burdensome parking minimums and dangerously wide roads." houstonchronicle.com/opinion…
Last week, the Federal Highway Administration removed bike lanes, road diets, and speed management from their Proven Safety Countermeasures website.
Tell them to explain why they're putting politics ahead of safety: action.bikeleague.org/page/1…
"The Department of Transportation is doubling down on its campaign against "DEI bike lanes," as @SecDuffy called them in a social media post earlier this month." npr.org/2026/07/16/nx-s1-589…
"In a region famous for its car-centric lifestyle, the developer behind a new 4,500-home community is taking an unusual strategy: building a neighborhood where bikes may matter just as much as cars." houstonchronicle.com/busines…
According to @Strava data going back to 2021, more bike rides were logged in Harris County last March than in any other month on record:
March 2026: 49,651
September 2025: 49,450
August 2025: 48,476
May 2026: 48,033
April 2021: 47,655
When do you think we'll eclipse 50,000?
One more reason why Houston needs bike share: texasmonthly.com/travel/hous…
The Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) is working on a plan to address congestion in our region. Take this survey to help improve how people get around: engage.h-gac.com/2026-conges…
Going to FIFA Fan Fest? Ride your bike there!
@MethodistHosp is sponsoring the bike parking area on Polk Street (featuring our racks!) right by the entrance.

















