• Hillsborough County Officials Ask FDOT to Reduce Lanes on Deadly Road (WFTS)
• Tri-Rail Extension to Broward County Could Be a Decade Away (Sun Sentinel)
• GDOT Removes Speed Bumps From Savannah Park (Morning News)
• Gwinnett County, GA Introduces Express Bus to Emory University (Patch)
• Charleston Post and Courier Says Costly Freeway Project Won’t Solve Congestion
• Hampton Roads, VA Transit Is $5 Million in the Red (Virginian-Pilot)
• Proposed 55-Mile Chattanooga Greenway Could Become Tourist Attraction (Times Free Press)
• Arkansas Proposes Raising Transpo Funding by $200 Million (Arkansas Online)
• LDOT Will Soon Decide on Elevated or Sunken I-49 Through Lafayette (Advertiser)
• Feds Order Closure of 100 Crumbling Bridges in Mississippi (Jackson Clarion-Ledger)

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• “Georgia Will Embrace a Transit System,” House Speaker Says (Saporta Report)
• Abandoned Gwinnett Bridge May Be Refitted for Pedestrians and Cyclists (AJC)
• Emory House Purchase Could Be First Step to MARTA Service (Curbed)
• Transit Is Key to Making Nashville Sustainable (Center for American Progress)
• Knoxville News Sentinel Backs Haslam’s TN Transpo Funding Plan
• Norfolk Light Rail Study Could Kick Off Next Month (Virginian-Pilot)
• NC Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Eliminate I-77 Toll (Fox 46 Charlotte)
• How South Carolina Became Dependent on Cars (The State)
• SC Gov. McMaster Opposes Gas Tax Hike (Charleston Post and Courier)
• Florida Is the Deadliest State for Motorcyclists (Tampa Bay Business Journal)

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• Jacksonville Residents More Interested in Decent Transit Than Self-Driving Vehicles (Times-Union)
• Hillsborough County, FL Transpo Commission Is at Death’s Door (Tampa Biz Journal)
• Milledgeville, GA Students Walk to School on New Sidewalks and Bridge (WMAZ)
• Georgia State University Bus Drivers Want a Raise (The Signal)
• Morganton, TN News Herald Congratulates City on New Fixed Bus Routes
• Roanoke Planners Support Self-Driving Car Test Site Over Residents’ Objections (Times)
• TN Gov. Haslam’s Transpo Funding Plan Shifts Taxes to the Rich (Memphis Flyer)
• MS Train Crash? NTSB Is On It (Austin American-Statesman); Walking, Biking? Good Luck (Atlantic)

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• GA Bill Could Put the Brakes on Passenger Rail in Cobb County (Marietta Daily Journal)
• Kinsgport, Bristol, Johnson City, TN Hamstrung by Balkanized Transit (WJHL)
• TN Senate Committee Strips Funding Out of Haslam Transpo Bill (Tennessean)
• Columbia, SC Transit Director Who Turned Around COMET Is Leaving (The State)
• “Conservative” Group Forms to Fight SC Gas Tax Hike (FITSNews)
• New Brightline CEO Says Orlando Leg Will Be Delayed 2.5 Years (South Florida Biz Journal)
• SMART Will Study Rail Extensions in Six Miami Corridors (Miami Today)
• Orlando Sentinel Columnist: Regional Transpo Chief Should Be Fired
• Nightmare Braves Traffic Doesn’t Faze North Metro Atlanta Officials (Patch)

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• Other Cities See Atlanta’s Streetcar as a Lesson in What Not to Do (WABE)
• BeltLine Construction Will Close Street as Workers Install Sidewalks and Safety Measures (AJC)
• Tifton, GA Residents Want Transit (WALB)
• Dunwoody Proposes Hotel/Motel Tax Hike to Fund Trails (Reporter)
• Tampa Lawmakers Introduce Bill Creating Regional Transit Authority (Business Journal)
• Tampa Looks to Upgrade Downtown Streetcar (Tampa Bay Times)
• Smart Growth America Releases Central FL Complete Streets Recommendations
• TN Senate Takes Up Haslam’s Transpo Funding Plan (Tennessean)
• Louisville Bike-Share Will Benefit Transit Users, Tourists and Students Alike (Insider Louisville)

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• South Carolina Has the Nation’s Highest Traffic Fatality Rate (The State)
• Clarksville, TN Council Backs Haslam’s Transpo Funding Plan (Leaf Chronicle)
• Instead of Fixing Dangerous Streets, Palm Beach Lectures Pedestrians and Cyclists (Post)
• Spartanburg, SC Wants a High-Speed Rail Line (GoUpstate)
• The Post and Courier Ranks Charleston’s Most Dangerous Intersections
• The University of Georgia Is Buying 19 Electric Buses (Red & Black)
• Editorial: Louisiana Can’t Afford More Transpo Cuts (The Advocate)

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• TN Gov. Haslam Wants Gas Tax Back in Transpo Funding Plan (Memphis Daily News)
• Danish Experts Advise Miami on How to Encourage Cycling (Herald)
• Palm Beach Post Invites Resident Trump to Attend a Bridge Replacement Hearing
• In South Georgia and North Florida, Public Transit Is a Mixed Bag (Tifton Gazette)
• Georgia Bill Would Require Ride-Share Services to Charge Sales Taxes (Fox 5)
• Hall County, GA Unveils Plan to Improve Transit (Gainesville Times)
• Athens, GA Event Will Raise Awareness for Safer Streets (Banner-Herald)
• Charleston Cycling Non-Profit Hires New Director (Post & Courier)
• Charleston County, SC Commits $150 Million to Freeway Extension (Live 5 News)
• Greenville, NC Wants Better Transit But Won’t Spend Money (Greenville Online)

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