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Houston’s new Green Corridor—a 14-mile loop linking stadium, Fan Fest, and downtown—is turning heads as a potential game-changer for transit. Combining hike-and-bike trails with METRO light rail and shaded paths, it’s designed to ease congestion and offer car-free mobility during the World Cup. Supporters hail it as a smart, sustainable solution for rising gas costs and a test run for future transit expansion. Critics, however, call it a temporary patchwork, questioning its long-term viability and effectiveness in scorching Houston heat. Still, advocates like Owen Dunn see it as a meaningful step toward a more bikeable city—whether it sticks around after the tournament remains to be seen.

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