• I-95 Drivers From Florida to Virginia Could Be Charged by the Mile (WTOP)
• In St. Petersburg, Incumbent Mayor Embraces Transit, Challenger Focuses on Roads (Tampa Bay Times)
• Palm Beach Officials Want to Route Interstate Traffic Through Residential Neighborhood (Post)
• Orlando Extends Free BRT to New Schools and Developments (Sentinel)
• Tybee Mayor Asks Governor to Improve Safety on Island’s Only Bridge (WJCL)
• Transpo Plans in Georgia Often Languish Until They’re Obsolete (AJC)
• Despite Loss of Grant, Burke County, NC Bus Service Still in the Works (Morganton News Herald)
• Monterey, TN, Rail-Trail Extension Will Be Done in a Few Weeks (Herald-Citizen)
• Chattanooga Times Free Press: Cyclists Share the Blame for Getting Run Over on Unsafe Streets
• Traffic Jams Expected Along Path of Solar Eclipse in TN, NC, SC (Island Packet; Patch; WREG)

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• Site Where DeLand Cop Ran Over Pedestrians Saw Five Deaths in Five Years (WFTV)
• UF Student: Florida Needs “Effective” Passenger Rail (Gainesville Sun)
• Map Apps Can’t Keep Up With All of Florida’s Road Construction (Orlando Sentinel)
• State Senate Leader Floats Multimodal Transit Hub for Atlanta (Saporta Report; AJC)
• Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail Could Open as Soon as Next Month (Curbed)
• Huntsville Installs First Protected Bike Lanes Downtown (AL.com)
• As Leadership Changes, What Will Happen to New Orleans’ Lafitte Greenway? (Gambit)
• NC DOT Halfway Comes to Its Senses, Will Add Two Lanes, Not Four, to Asheville Freeway (Citizen Times)
• Lack of Housing Leads to Long Commutes in the Home of Dollywood (Knoxville News Sentinel)

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• Miami Drivers Won’t Stop Fighting and Killing Each Other (Herald)
• Panel Studying Atlanta Transit Consolidation Will Hire Consultant (AJC)
• Gwinnett County Adds Three Buses to Downtown Express Routes (AJC)
• Uber Wrangles With Jacksonville Airport Over Fees (Times-Union)
• City Opposes Petition to Remove New Orleans Red Light Cameras (Curbed)
• Alexandria Receives State Grants for Trail, BRT, New Buses (The Zebra)
• Elon University Has Too Much Parking, Asks City to Lower Minimum (Raleigh News & Observer)
• NC DOT Adds Two Locomotives to Charlotte-Raleigh Passenger Rail Line (Independent Tribune)
• Pee Dee Transit Service Helps People Get to Work (WBTW)
• Uber Expands Into Greenwood, SC’s Largest City Without Public Transit (FOX Carolina)

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• Why One Man Takes the Bus in Transit-Challenged Tampa (Times)
• Florida Anti-Rail Cranks Still Aren’t Done (South Florida Biz Journal)
• Treasure Coast Drivers Hate Freight Rail, Too (TC Palm)
• Shooting Victim Sues MARTA, Alleging Inadequate Security at Stations (AJC)
• Completing Birmingham’s Loop Road Will Fix Everything, Study Says (AL.com)
• People Are Complaining About MDOT Changes to Deadly Intersection (Meridian Star)
• Plan to Widen I-12 in St. Tammany Parish Would Cost Over $100M (Times-Pic)
• Lake Charles Residents Want Evening Bus Service (KPLC)
• Chattanooga Residents Might Want a New Bridge After All (WBRC)
• TDOT Will Pay $1.2M for 5-Mile Oak Ridge Rails-to-Trails Project (Oak Ridger)

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• FDOT Considers Lowering Speed Limits on State Roads (Sun Sentinel)
• Critics Say New Potomac Bridge Will Add to NoVa Congestion (Loudon Times)
• Denver Experience Convinces Virginian-Pilot Columnist That Norfolk Needs Light Rail
• UNC Student: Pedestrians Need to Take Back Cary Streets (Cary Citizen)
• Clean Air Charlotte Sues Feds Over Highway Greenhouse Gas Emissions (Observer)
• Feel the Excitement of Driverless Vehicle Hype in Atlanta (Atlanta Magazine)
• Three Downtown Jacksonville Streets Could Get Road Diets (Times-Union)
• Water Taxis, Free Ride-Sharing Among Sarasota Planners’ Transpo Ideas (Herald Tribune)
• New Orleans’ Bike Easy Stripes Temporary Bike Lane on St. Bernard (Curbed)

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