Rosie Nguyen

Another person has died after investigators said a man who was denied a commercial driver's license slammed into a Texas DPS office earlier this month, injuring several.

A witness spoke to ABC13 and recalled how she called 911 after she noticed an argument before gunfire rang out around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday.

HPD said officers discovered the victims in a black car pulled over on I-45. The only thing the victims were able to tell police was a driver in a silver vehicle cut them off and began shooting.

As police put together what led up to a 19-year-old robbery victim shooting at two young suspects, the family of one of the alleged perpetrators explained their son was one of six children living near the scene, killed before his sister's birthday.

"My bedroom's right in front of where the car's at. About two more feet, and I would've been sleeping for the rest of my life," one neighbor said of the damage.

For the Greater Houston region to accommodate a growing population, it is believed that the city will need to create more lanes in traffic for drivers, according to a fellow in energy and transportation policy at Rice University.

"We bleed red, just like every other American. We're the same. I think if we as humans can just see the similarities, we can get past all of these differences," one woman told ABC13.

As Houston City Council members consider Mayor John Whitmire's four new METRO board member nominations later this week, some worry about the direction of the public transportation agency.

While the event allowed bicyclists to ride safely on Houston's roads on Sunday, some riders shared with ABC13 some of the long-term measures they'd like to see to make the city more bike-friendly.