All schematics are preliminary except as noted.
After years of planning and designing, Monday was supposed to be a landmark in the quest to build a light rail system in Houston. But a judge's ruling Friday has put the contracts in limbo. This was the heart of the rail system that was set to be awarded. State District Judge John Devine on Friday issued a temporary injunction that prevents Metro from breaking ground on a light rail system. The judge ruled in favor of City Councilman Rob Todd, who sued Metro and the city of Houston, arguing that the City Charter requires a public vote on the project before it can proceed.