• Pop-Up Bike Lanes Increased Macon Bike Traffic 800 Percent (Bicycle Times)
• MARTA Streetcar Takeover Won’t Drain Taxpayer Funds (AJC)
• Driver Hits Cyclist in Atlanta, Puts Victim in a Coma (Athens Banner-Herald)
• Work Starts on $400 Million Pensacola Bay Bridge (WUWF)
• Suburban Nashville Road Widening Includes Multi-Use Path (Tennessean)
• SUNTrail, Island Mobility Study Rank High for Sarasota MPO (Islander)
• Annual Virginia Bike Tour Rolls Through Staunton (NBC 29)
• Moyock, NC Master Plan Includes Sidewalks, Bike Lanes, Greenways (Outer Banks Voice)
• Check Out Photos of BeltLine Westside Trail Construction (Atlanta Intown)

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• Sun-Sentinel Columnist Thinks the Broward Streetcar Will Fail
• SunRail Stop, Walkability Help Rejuvenate Sanford, FL (Orlando Sentinel)
• Dunwoody, GA Parks Chief: Trails Draw Families, Young Professionals (Reporter)
• Atlanta Bike-Share Program Partners With Georgia Tech (Technique)
• Bureaucrats Hold Up Charleston Bus Rapid Transit (Post and Courier)
• 2 Kids Had to Die for NC DOT and Asheville to Build a Sidewalk (Citizen-Times)
• Arlington Will Remove Part of Street Grid to Make Way for Development (Patch)
• Arkansas Writer Forgets TN Transpo Tax Also Pays for Transit (Log Cabin Democrat)
• New Crosswalk, Median Planned for Auburn, AL Street (Opelika-Auburn News)
• The Advocate Tells LA Legislators to Raise the Gas Tax to Fund Road Upkeep

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• Finding Transportation Is Tough for Orlando’s Low-Income Workers (WMFE)
• Palm City Congressman Attacks Brightline Funding (Florida Politics)
• Fulton County Is Making a Plan for Transit Outside Atlanta (Patch)
• Taking Over Atlanta Streetcar Won’t Be Easy for MARTA (WABE)
• Atlanta Hawks Eye Nearby Sea of Parking for Entertainment District (Curbed)
• Asheville Removes Bike Lanes and Greenways From River Arts District Plans (Citizen-Times)
• Charlotte Observer Blames Victim for Being Run Over by Motorist
• Beloved Raleigh Bus Driver Retires After 40 Years (News & Observer)

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• MARTA Will Take Over the Atlanta Streetcar (AJC)
• Another Development Pops Up Near Perimeter Center MARTA Station (Curbed)
• Majority of Athens Transpo Tax Slated for Biking/Walking Projects (Flagpole)
• Flagler County, FL Look Into Starting Bus Service (Daytona Beach News-Journal)
• Wall Street Journal Is Bullish on Brightline
• SC Governor Vetoes School Bus Funding (WTOC)
• Baton Rouge Bike-Share Program Delayed Until Spring (Business Journal)
• NC State Researchers Simulate Distracted Driving (WNCN)
• Virginia Board Approves Charlottesville Road Projects (Tomorrow)

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• Rick Scott Signs Law to Revamp Tampa Metro Transit (Tampa Bay Times)
• St. Petersburg Embraces Complete Streets Concept (Tampa Bay Reporter)
• NTSB Report Cites Driver Error in Deadly “Autonomous” Car Crash (WaPo)
• FDOT Will Widen Florida Turnpike in Palm Beach County to 10 Lanes (Post)
• Ground Broken on Jacksonville Transit Center (Florida Politics)
• Sarasota MPO Prioritizes Biking/Walking Projects (Bradenton Herald)
• New Lakeland Bus Station and Carpool Hub Named for Former Mayor (News Chief)
• Full Steam Ahead on New Interstate to Myrtle Beach (Greensboro News & Record)
• MARTA Is Adding Art-a to Atlanta Train Stations (AJC)
• Hampton Roads Residents Debate Route of Bike Trail (Virginian-Pilot)

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• Road-Raging Driver Murders Virginia Teen With Baseball Bat (Washington Post)
• HART Cuts Would Trap Riders on Outskirts of Hillsborough County (Tampa Bay Times)
• Driver Kills Orlando Woman Walking Along Freeway (Sentinel)
• The AJC Lists Atlanta Uber Alternatives
• Huntsville Master Plan Proposes Downtown Shuttle, Bike Lanes (AL.com)
• Birmingham’s New Intermodal Station Is Open (AL.com)
• Hit-and-Run Driver Kills One Pedestrian, Injures Another in Hammond, LA (Times-Picayune)
• Virginia Transportation Panel Suggests Raising Taxes for Transit (WTOP)
• Study: Memphis Needs Better Transit to Keep Up With Growth (Flyer)
• Companies Routinely Force Exhausted Truckers to Break Safety Laws (Tennessean)

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