Farm to Market Road 1960 is a 47-mile stretch of highway in northern Harris County. Farms and markets replaced by subdivisions and industries, this once lazy rural byway now stands as the longest urban road in the country. But for the 600,000 people who reside within a three-mile radius of the highway, its simply known as "the way home".
The FM 1960 arc crosses seven cities, two counties and is the only highway to intersect all five major freeways north of Houston. The explosive growth in the north Houston area has made Harris County the 4th fastest growing county in the nation. And like the trusty horse ever ready to carry its load, FM 1960 has born the majority of the increased traffic hastened by the Houston area's newest residents.
An estimated 400,000 commuters use FM 1960 daily, making it the most traveled urban road in the country. It's no wonder one out of three new franchises entering the Greater Houston Market choose FM 1960 to anchor its flagship store.
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Farm to Market Road 1960 is a 47-mile stretch of highway in northern Harris County. Farms and markets replaced by subdivisions and industries, this once lazy rural byway now stands as the longest urban road in the country. But for the 600,000 people who reside within a three-mile radius of the highway, its simply known as "the way home".
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