• Metro Atlanta Transpo Plan Would Dramatically Expand Bus Service (AJC)
• GA Legislators Will Discuss Regional Transit Agency for Atlanta (Gainesville Times)
• Feds Approve Brightline’s West Palm Beach-Orlando Leg (TC Palm)
• Changes to Downtown Jax Streets Should Make Them Safer for Walking (J Magazine)
• Megabus Discontinues DC-Knoxville-Atlanta Route (Collegiate Times)
• Charleston Post and Courier Wants Action on BRT Line
• How LYNX Fueled Charlotte’s Growth, and What’s Next (Bis Now)
• New Orleans Installs Moveable Bollards to Block Traffic on Bourbon Street (Curbed)
• Florida Drivers Are Crashing Through Barriers to Get to Express Lanes (Sun Sentinel)

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• No Charges Filed Against Driver Who Killed Tampa Cyclist (TB Times)
• Second Phase of Fort Myers Beach Complete Street Finished (NBC 2)
• Church and City Reach Compromise Over New Orleans Parking Slab (NOLA.com)
• Union City, GA Mayor Calls for Light Rail in South Fulton (Marietta Daily Journal)
• Ridership Has Disappointed, But Orlando Sentinel Remains Behind SunRail
• Greenways Planned in Bentonville and Rogers, AR (Democrat-Gazette)
• Auburn Is Building a Parking Deck Downtown (O-A News)
• Speeding Driver Causes Deadly Wreck That Shuts Down Charlotte’s Blue Line (WSOC)
• Mississippi Can’t Afford to Maintain Its Roads and Bridges (Clarion-Ledger)

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• Fulton Turns to BRT to Build Needed Transit on the Cheap (AJC)
• Greenville, NC Wants to Turn Over Parking Spaces Faster (Public Radio East)
• New Bypass Will Open Up Wilmington to More Sprawl (Wilmington Biz)
• Can Brightline Turn a Profit When It Starts Running This Month? (Curbed)
• Florida Cuts Funding for Disabled Vets’ Transit (Santa Rosa Press Gazette)
• Hollywood, FL Eyes Tri-Rail Stop (Hollywood Gazette)
• Tampa Reps Want to Divert Sunrail Funding for Pie-in-the-Sky Projects (TBO)
• Miami Ditches Red Light Cameras That Saved 12 Lives Last Year (Herald)
• Gwinnett County Uber Driver Charged With Raping Teen Girl (AJC)

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• Unpaid Walking Tickets Could Cost You Your License in Jacksonville (ProPublica)
• Fewer Atlanta Workers Are Using Transit Despite Long Commutes (Saporta Report)
• Plan for Median and Bike Lanes Is the Talk of Mount Pleasant, SC (Post and Courier)
• Greensboro, NC Named Bike-Friendly Community (News & Record)
• NoVA’s Congestion Pricing Is Doing What It’s Supposed to Do (Times-Dispatch)
• Northam Appoints Passenger Rail Advocate VA Transpo Chief (Virginian-Pilot)
• Valley Metro Bus Drivers Get Raises Under New Contract (Roanoke Times)
• AL, MS, and AR Are the Nation’s Most Car-Dependent States (Yellowhammer News)

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• Barry Says Nashville Transit Plan Will Create Almost 4,000 Jobs (Fox 17)
• MARTA Proposes TOD on Little-Used East Lake Parking Lot (Curbed Atlanta)
• Tax on Buckhead Condos Could Pay for Park Over 400 (Saporta Report)
• MARTA Hopes Streetcar Can Extend to Gulch Development (Biz Chronicle)
• Activists Call for Jacksonville Deputies to Stop Ticketing Jaywalkers (First Coast)
• Name Change Is the First Step Toward Regional Transit in Tampa (Biz Journal)
• Tri-Rail Is the Key to Developing Boca Raton’s West Side (Sun Sentinel)
• Candidate for Governor Says FL Can’t Pave Its Way Out of Congestion (WUSF)

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• Nashville Council Backs Barry on May Transit Referendum (Tennessean)
• People Are Leaving All Kinds of Trash in Murfreesboro Bike Lanes (WSMV)
• Arlington May Create a Bus-Only Lane on Columbia Pike (ARLnow)
• Miami Today Columnist: Ferries Can Unsnarl Traffic Faster and Cheaper Than Rail
• Rides Will Be Free on Gainesville’s Self-Driving Shuttle (Sun)
• Planners Want to Get Rid of Unsightly Sarasota Parking Lot (Herald-Tribune)
• Orlando — Third-Deadliest City for Walking in U.S. — Commits to Vision Zero (Sentinel)
• Driver Who Killed Worker on Cobb Sidewalk Charged With Homicide (AJC)
• Another Bike-Share Comes to Durham, and This One Is Yellow (Herald-Sun)
• The Advocate Explains Who’s Responsible for Fixing Sidewalks in New Orleans

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• Gwinnett Chair Acknowledges Need for Transit — Now What? (AJC)
• Bill to Fund Tampa Transit Has a Couple of Catches (Biz Journal)
• Tennessean Columnist Rebuts Nashville Transit Plan Naysayers
• West Palm Beach Road Where Driver Hit Couple Known as “Very Dangerous” (PB Post)
• Democrat Columnist: Tallahassee Should Embrace Bike-Share
• New Orleans Residents Mock RTA for What Turned Out to Be a Training Exercise (NOLA)
• New Orleans Needs More Complete Streets, Especially in Black Neighborhoods (Curbed)
• Clearwater Approves Citywide Complete Streets Study (Tampa Bay Newspapers)
• Here’s How to Get Trains Back in Miami-Dade’s SMART Plan (WLRN)

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• Facing Challenges, Barry Kicks Nashville Transit Campaign Into High Gear (Scene)
• Arkansas DOT Proposes Spending $8.4 Billion on Roads (Democrat-Gazette)
• Downtown Atlanta Plan Envisions Transpo Choices, More Human Scale (Curbed)
• New Bike/Pedestrian Path Opens Near Georgia Tech (AJC)
• Atlanta Finishes Annexing Emory, Paving the Way for MARTA Streetcar (AJC)
• NC Lawmakers Drink the Robocar Kool-Aid (ABC 11, WNCN)
• Louisville Developer Backs Streetcar System (Business First)
• New Orleans Needs Bike Infrastructure in Poor Neighborhoods (Times-Pic)
• New Group Calls for Equity in Miami’s Growth (WLRN)

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• Transit Funding Is on Georgia Lawmakers’ Agenda (AJC)
• Atlanta BeltLine’s Southside Trail Wins Funding, But Still 6 Years Away (Loop)
• People Are Coming From All Over to Ride Roanoke’s Bikes (WDBJ)
• Semi-Dockless Bike-Share Starts Up in Knoxville (WBLR)
• FL Bill Would Let Cities Spend Hotel Taxes on Transportation (My Panhandle)
• Pinellas Planners Want to Beef Up Water Transportation (Tampa Bay Biz Journal)
• Plan to Route FL Trail Along Road Meets Opposition (Orlando Sentinel)
• FL Mayor Arrested for Using Dead People’s Handicapped Tags (Sentinel)
• Chattanoogan Columnist Just Learned What “Bikelash” Is, and Yep, He’s Doing It

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• Charlotte Expert: Don’t Expect State or Feds to Help With Transit (Observer)
• Sarasota Will Start Charging for Parking in Downtown Decks (Herald-Tribune)
• Memphis’ Restored Vintage Trolley Won’t Return Until April (Flyer)
• The Bikelash Is Strong With Hendersonville, NC (Lightning)
• Semi-Dockless Bike-Share Launches in Tallahassee (Democrat)
• Pinellas Group Proposes Narrowing West Bay Drive to Slow Traffic (WFTS)
• Just What Destin Needs: Another Parking Lot (NWF Daily News)
• New Orleans’ Blue Bikes Are Officially on the Road (Times-Picayune)
• Atlanta’s Northside Drive Needs Calming, Not a Schmancy Ped Bridge (Saporta Report)

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• Charlotte Developer Calls for High-Speed Rail to Atlanta (Observer)
• All Aboard Florida Predicts 3 Million Brightline Riders Annually (Orlando Biz Journal)
• Miami Pedestrian Bridge Opens 12 Years After Driver Killed Student (Hurricane)
• Norfolk’s Historic Neighborhoods Have Too Many Cars (Virginian-Pilot)
• “Stay United” Is Nashville’s Message for Hampton Roads on Transit (Inside Business)
• Charlotte’s Bike-Share Competition Is On Like Donkey Kong (Spectrum News)
• MARTA Nominee Has No Background in Transit or Urban Planning (Saporta Report)
• Where Do Atlanta Mayoral Candidate Stand on Vision Zero? (ATL Bike Coalition)
• Manspreading Was a Thing in 1885, Too (Times-Picayune)

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