@MollyforTexas As much as I agree. Houston’s public transportation is not reliable. Never on time. I’ve had to wait for the metro and the app would say that the next bus is coming in 10 minutes. 45 minutes later no bus.

@LeslieGzz So true. And that’s the problem. We often build out services based on existing ridership…while you can DEFINITELY prioritize neighborhoods with high ridership that rely on buses, you also just need to provide a good service so ridership will increase.

@MollyforTexas @allysmither Don't take much to be bigger, physically, than you

@tahtah777 @allysmither 😂😂😂

@MollyforTexas It’s time to make the investment in public transportation to make it work for the public. We need more frequent stops (10 mins max) at all times. It’s too hot in Houston to be waiting on a bus in the summer.

@ledesau I agree with ALL OF THAT (except it being too hot 🔥😎🔥)

@MollyforTexas 4. Allows you to offload the stress of driving onto paid professionals so you can get caught up with matches on dating apps

@MollyforTexas 4. You can drink if you’re not driving on the other end.

@MollyforTexas Electric assist biking to work on safe infrastructure provides even greater benefits!

@MollyforTexas That third one is key.

@MollyforTexas 4. Much less hassle, really

@MollyforTexas Whether it’s transit, bike, walk or multimodal - by not choosing a car, you- especially as a state leader, are using your platform for true #ClimateInfluence . I applaud any and all U.S. politicians being seen in a #lesscar social norm. #Bikes4Climate