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Despite Houston’s reputation as a car-loving city, Super Bowl planners know that the massive influx of people during this week of concerts and events capping with the big game will require some major mass transit work. Luckily, the city’s host committee, NFL transport and event management consultants, and GDOT officials have a well-honed plan to get the fans where they need to go.

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The plan involves a blitz of circulating shuttle buses. When rail can’t handle the crush of people, buses will be there to provide a lift for those in downtown hotels; residents in the west-side neighborhoods that will be busiest around Discovery Green, where much of the pregame action will take place; and everyone else who will need a ride to the stadium. The system’s dynamic message signs will let drivers know which roads are closed and what to expect on their route.

Metro will have shuttles departing every eight minutes starting at 10:45 a.m. for free from the Hawthorne/Lennox station, less than two miles south of the stadium. They’ll run until after the game.