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By Blake Aued | Oct 19, 2016 | No Comments

Atlanta’s Much-Loathed Parking Contractor Won’t Be Replaced — Yet (AJC) DeKalb County Targets “Aggressive and Dangerous” Drivers (AJC) Hampton Roads Asks for $1B for Transportation, Only $13M for Transit (Virginian-Pilot) Google to Bring Driverless Car Infrastructure to Miami, Chattanooga, and Nashville (Digital Lab) Louisianans Better Start Getting Used to Roundabouts (KSLA) With Deer on the Move, It’s Time for […]

Today’s Headlines

By Blake Aued | Oct 17, 2016 | No Comments

Just What Downtown Atlanta Needs: More Parking Decks (Creative Loafing) Pensacola Has Some of the Deadliest Roads in the Country (News Journal) $600 Million Hillsborough Transpo Plan Includes No Money for Transit (Tampa Bay Times) Brookhaven, GA Study Says Monorail Is More of a Shelbyville Idea (Reporter Newspapers) North Carolina Roads Still Snarled in Hurricane […]

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Expecting 400,000 New Charlotteans, CDOT Projects $5B in Transportation Needs

By Mary Newsom | Sep 13, 2016 | No Comments

By 2040 Charlotte will grow by 400,000 people, city transportation planners project. How can Charlotte handle all the new daily trips? A 25-year plan would spend $5 billion.

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Feds Want Metro Transpo Planning Less Fractured. Good Luck With That

By Mary Newsom | Sep 8, 2016 | No Comments

Transportation planning in the greater Charlotte region is split among five planning groups. Will a federal push to consolidate make a difference?

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Speeding Suburbanization South of Charlotte — What’s a Planner to Do?

By Mary Newsom | Aug 29, 2016 | No Comments

Read the interview or listen to the and podcast: Charlotte may be fast-growing but growth rates in nearby Lancaster County. S.C., are through the roof. We talk with Lancaster County Planning Director Penelope G. Karagounis about the influx of suburban spillover development.

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Funds Can Help Save Farmland From Development

By PlanCharlotte.org | Aug 16, 2016 | No Comments

Agriculture and agribusiness are a big part of the North Carolina economy, and several programs and funds are available to assist farmers in protecting farmland.

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