Many of Houston’s traffic problems stem from having a road that was built for another day and time, when there weren’t so many cars and people. One example of this is Northpark Drive in Kingwood, a busy road that runs east to west and carries traffic to I-69.
Can Officials Fix A Crowded Roadway In Kingwood?
Planners say along with moving traffic, they want to keep the road from flooding during another storm.
Gail Delaughter/Houston Public Media)
Northpark Drive at I-69
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