HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Drivers are advised to be cautious of high-water areas on Houston-area roads in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.
Houston Transtar has reported several high water spots.
After suspending services on Monday, METRO Houston announced that Park and Ride and METRORail services will remain suspended on Tuesday. However, several local bus routes will resume service at 8 a.m.
“METRO to Modify Service Tuesday as Hurricane Recovery Continues — Park & Ride and METRORail will remain suspended Tuesday. Several local bus routes will resume service at 8 a.m. FULL DETAILS: https://t.co/Sdtcsw0Sox ^D pic.twitter.com/uTwNcw3hpx
— METRO Houston Alerts (@METROHouAlerts) July 9, 2024”
Many roadways have reopened since Monday, but numerous traffic signals are still out due to power outages. Drivers should proceed with caution and treat all dark intersections as four-way stops.
The Houston Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is reminding drivers to be aware of potential downed power lines and debris on the road.
“Traffic safety alert! If you are driving this evening, please be aware of potential down powerlines, debris in the road, and traffic signals that are still out. When safe, call 311 to report debris or blinking/off traffic lights. pic.twitter.com/eFVgLNdBmx
— Houston OEM (@HoustonOEM) July 9, 2024”
Remember, if you encounter high water, do not attempt to drive through it. Turn around, don’t drown.
