Seems to be a little secret about this place not many people know about. You can access the HOV /…read moreToll lane both west and east bound by taking the ramp the buses use. Other than that this place is as exciting as a park and ride can get.

Gas is expensive, and as eco-friendly as riding a bike can be, it is a tad impractical to pedal…read morefrom Katy to Downtown or the Med Center. You can, however, ditch a car at the Addicks Park and Ride, grab a bus, and enjoy a blissful ride on a bus while enjoying a PMP full of MP3s you stole using Bittorrent*. The bus will save wear on your car (which is safely tucked away in the Addicks lot), gas money and traffic stress. I wouldn't recommend carrying a potted plant with you, though. People look at you funny. *Media player not included.

Livin' in the big city like I do, I'm used to public transport. I don't even own a car so I try to…read moreuse a bus or a train wherever I go. Imagine my delight when I found a bus route that goes all around downtown Houston (conveniently taking me from my hotel to the barber shop) and best of all....it's free! The Greenlink is a downtown circulator that takes you all around the central business district. I took it from Houston Center up to Lousiana and Jefferson. Then I took it back after my haircut. The bus was clean, there was almost nobody on it and it was fast. Houston, I recommend you start using this before the funding dries up and it goes away. If you work downtown, use it to go to lunch somewhere different. The buses come very quickly (every 6-7 minutes) and it's free!

FREE is always good…read more It was my first time in Downtown Houston, TX and I didn't know that there is a free bus. Since I sold my car, I get used to commute public transportation. With greenlink bus, I was able to see the city and it was very great experience. Every 15-20 minutes it runs and I really like it I was going to a barber shop and took one of this Greenlink bus. and it was very easy to commute around downtown houston.

This station is named after the movie The Fulton Our Stars…read more Fulton Station is not far from downtown, and does a wonderful job in providing a path into downtown and back for people who don't want to drive in or don't have cars. It's only a few stops from downtown but is far enough away where taking the train is a great idea. Usually clean, very easy to access, no security at all, which can be good or bad depending on how you look at it.

Known as Belt 8, which is funny because I have about 8 just below my belt. Maybe it's named after…read moreme. I do live in Houston after all. And so would you, if you got to date the girl I get to date. I've given a lot of good roads a 4 star rating, and I'm going to give this one the "Sam." If the tolls were cheaper, or didn't slow me down as much, or non existent, it'd be a 5 star road - easily. The Sam Houston Tollway is a great road on so many levels. It should probably have more than two lanes for when it gets backed up, but most of the time it's nice and free-flowing because it is a toll road. It's great to have a toll road skirting the whole city because it means you can get around the suburbs very quickly - way better than you ever could before it was built. It was so damn necessary. On the other hand. The tolls are a little bit steep. So poor people are not going to want to pay for this road, but people who make a lot of money can easily afford it. I don't like that very much. Still, it's very well built and it successfully got us out of Bellaire on the night when the Hurricane Harvey was coming. We should have been trapped, and we weren't. Yay Belt 8.

Well it's a tollway. There is always traffic and during rush hour it's even worse LOL. Mama said…read morethere'd be days like this, and she wasn't kidding. I just wish they would relax on the price hiking for EZ TAG, sheesh.

This is the best known secret out here…read more if you are trying to get into the IAH global entry interview. Apple Maps has it wrong. park in the purple garage for terminal E. Take a picture of where you . Give yourself 45 minutes once you arrive at the airport. Take the garage elevator down to level four Walk across the walkway, which is out a sliding door. You are now in terminal E lots of construction. Turn left take the elevators on your left down to level one. Turn right as you exit the elevators. Walk beside the construction and you should begin seeing signs for global entry enrollment center. Godspeed!

It would be nice if someone at this place would answer the phone . Global entry cards are a real…read morechallenge to obtain and the local is horrible and insufficient information available after you pay your 125.00 . Good luck figuring out what you actually have to do in order to compete the process and get the card . Says to come to the office on your next return trip from outside the US . But if your plane lands after the office is closed 5pm you can't do it . I really don't know what to say on this matter. The whole thing is way too complicated.

If you have a girl on a bike trying to tell you how great this station is, Wheeler out and listen…read moreto me instead. The train in Houston is pretty awesome. I wish it went everywhere. (And I mean everywhere, like, how else am I gonna get to your Mom's bedroom ohhhh). I'm very happy to hear that they're building a line out to Montrose and the Galleria. Just in time for me to move out of the city unfortunately. This station is nice and clean, and easy to access for passengers and pedestrians. Having the train right in the middle of the road really disrupts the traffic though, so that's the reason why these stations don't usually get more than a 3 from me.

Newer lot, right next to the airport, great pricing, shuttle was quick…read more Shaded and unshaded parking options. Quick and easy.

I typically don't write reviews but I had to share my experience. Hobby Airport Parking definitely…read morehas a SUPERSTAR in Mr. Andre! From the moment we arrived, he was friendly, helpful, and on top of everything. He made airport parking feel like a VIP experience--and let's be honest, parking at an airport usually isn't that exciting! Mr. Andre, you are the real MVP! Great customer service, great attitude, and great energy. If you're parking at Hobby, ASK FOR ANDRE! I'll definitely be back, 10 outta 10!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's pretty cool- from Houston and my first time in the tunnels. Great place to eat, walk off some…read morepounds and all while avoiding the traffic and sun.

Tunnels are awesome to avoid the dreaded weather. Its full pack of people. Somehow these corridors…read morelead to food courts or at least somewhere where I can grab food. I find these tunnels pretty cool. There are different sections of the tunnels that at the end of the day, they somehow connects.