The METRORapid Silver Line (route no. 433) will run along Post Oak Blvd. through the Galleria area, connecting Uptown Houston to two major transit centers:
Northwest Transit Center
7373 Old Katy Road, Houston, TX 77024
Connections will be available to the following routes:
• 39 Katy Freeway
• 47 Hillcroft
• 49 Chimney Rock/South Post Oak
• 58 Hammerly
• 66 Quitman
• 70 Memorial
• 72 Westview
• 84 Buffalo Speedway
• 85 Antoine/Washington
• 89 Dacoma
• 160 Memorial City Express
• 161 Wilcrest Express
• 162 Memorial Express
• 219 Northwest Corridor
• 298 Kingsland/Addicks/NWTC/TMC Park & Ride
Westpark/Lower Uptown Transit Center
5105 Westpark Drive, Houston, TX 77056
Connections will be available to the following routes:
• 20 Canal/Memorial
• 292 West Bellfort/Westwood/TMC Park & Ride
Service begins Sunday, August 23
Regular cost:
$1.25 per ride
Frequency of service:
Every 10 minutes for most of the day and every 15 minutes in the late evening
Hours of operation: Daily, 5 a.m.-midnight
Route map (north to south)
Safety is METRO’s No. 1 priority
• Wait for vehicles behind warning strip on platform
• Allow others to exit vehicle before boarding
• Only use a designated crosswalk
COVID-19 safety measures
•
Mask required to ride
• Reduced seating capacity to encourage
social distancing
•
Protective shields separating operators and riders
• Access to
hand sanitizer
• Frequent
cleaning and
disinfecting
We encourage you to only use METRORapid for
essential trips.
For more information about METRO’s response to COVID-19, including a
complete list of safety measures we’ve taken, visit our
COVID-19 response page.
Additional information
Overview of METRORapid Silver Line (PDF, suitable for printing)
For a list of
questions and answers about riding the METRORapid service, including:
• Fare types we accept
• Where to buy fares
• How to pay when you board
...please visit our
METRORapid page.
Take a Video Tour
Get on board as we show you how METRORapid looks like a bus, but runs like rail during a tour of the Silver Line route – starting at the Northwest Transit Center, over I-610 and down Post Oak Blvd.