MORNING RUSH HOUR WALKING TOUR OF DOWNTOWN HOUSTON | MAY-18-2023

Experience the energetic pulse of downtown Houston during the morning rush hour in this captivating walking tour.
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[@stricknice5260]

If this rush hour downtown Houston is a ghost town compared to most cities👻

[@RegularFootisChris]

This reminds me of back in the Day, when we went to all of the night clubs in downtown houston in the early 2000's

[@fragilerovers]

Thanks for watching and sharing your memories! It's great to hear that the video reminded you of the vibrant nightlife scenes in downtown Houston back in the days...I hope that you subscribe to my channel

[@benvenuti_Moscow_walks]

Interesting walk through Houston's streets 😊

[@fragilerovers]

Thank you, Houston is really beautiful

[@muhammedibraheem3576]

Nice

[@fragilerovers]

Thank you for watching

[@jdsreacts1852]

You think you can do a ride on Houston MetroRail ?? and take it to downtown Houston.
You can record waiting for the train on train platform and record when boarding.

[@dylanlemaux905]

It's kinda disturbing to see more cars than people walking.
16:00 it seems these drivers would have preferred to run you over rather than stopping for you.

[@fragilerovers]

Thank you for your comment and concern.
I have observed that most of the cities in Texas aren’t designed to be pedestrian friendly. You just must have a car.

[@ronaldmiears4554]

Dead downtown nothing to see looks rundown

[@fragilerovers]

Thank you for the observation. Houston has always looked empty especially in recent years. And reasons may because of its size and the size of the city generally. Unlike most other cities with relatively small downtown area and congested population, Houston has a big downtown that you hardly find huge amount of people on a street. Another reason could be the underground tunnel system in the CBD area. But in your opinion, what do you think is the reason why it looks so dead?

[@godzilla9268]

​@@fragilerovers I agree since Houston is so spread out. People are more dependent on cars unlike in Europe where most cities and towns are more dense.