Today’s Headlines

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  • East Nashville Residents Push for Longer Gallatin Pike Rail Line (Tennessean)
  • Fayetteville, NC Opens Transit Center; Sunday Buses Start Running (Observer)
  • Ozark Regional Transit Releases BRT Study (NW Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)
  • Destin, FL Church Repairs and Donates 4,000 Bikes (NW Florida Daily News)
  • Palm Beach Rejects Light Rail in Favor of Widening Highway (Post)
  • St. Petersburg Named Silver-Level Bike-Friendly Community (TB Reporter)
  • VDOT Starts Charging Drivers on I-66 Today (Washington Post)
  • Marietta Ends Free Saturday Parking in Downtown Decks (AJC)
  • FDOT Proposes Gondola Over Sarasota Bay (Miami Herald)

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  • Driver Kills Crossing Guard on Cobb County Traffic Sewer (AJC)
  • VDOT Launches Bus Route Between Harrisburg and DC (The Breeze)
  • More Pedestrians Have Already Died in Georgia This Year Than in 2016 (AJC)
  • Brightline’s Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach Service Starts This Month (Sun Sentinel)
  • New Miami Mayor Wants to Keep Seat on Transpo Board (Miami Today)
  • Palm Beach Lowers Speed Limit in Shopping District (Daily News)
  • Arkansas DOT: I-30 in Downtown Little Rock Will Be 10 Lanes (Democrat-Gazette)
  • Driver Who Killed Athens, GA Cyclist Sentenced to 25 Years (Banner-Herald)
  • Greenville, NC Names New Transit Center After Congressman (WITN)

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  • Will Drop in Bus Ridership Hurt Nashville Transit Plan With Voters? (Tennessean)
  • Advocate Story on Reopened NOLA Intersection Notes Completed Streetcar Project
  • Durham Bike Shops Fear Competition From Dockless Bike-Share (Spectrum News)
  • Arkansas Cities Approve 3 Percent Hike in Transit Spending (Democrat-Gazette)
  • Charleston Project Meant to Make Road Safer for High School Students (Post and Courier)
  • Big Names on Board for Buckhead Highway-Capping Project (Curbed)
  • Gwinnett Builds Sidewalks on Highway 29 and Other Major Roads (AJC)
  • Lyft Will Bus Art Basel Patrons (New Times)

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  • Once Called a Boondoggle, Charlotte Light Rail Is a Success (Observer)
  • Monroe Mayor Tries Again to Raise Bus Fares by 50 Percent (News Star)
  • Asheville Starts Work Soon on Almost $4M Worth of Sidewalks (Citizen-Times)
  • Virginia “High-Speed” Rail Won’t Be Fast, But That’s OK (Free Lance-Star)
  • Poll: 62 Percent of Arlington Residents Want Separated Bike Lanes (Bike Arlington)
  • “Disappointing” Marietta Circulator Will Be Back, But Routes Might Change (MDJ)
  • Florida Deserves to Be Lower Than 15th in Bike Safety (Naples Daily News)
  • Starkville, MS Aldermen Approve Complete Streets Policy (Daily News)
  • BeltLine Founder Ryan Gravel Opens a Bar to Fund Design Nonprofit (Atlanta Studies)

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  • Construction Starts on $800M Atlanta Freeway Interchange (AJC)
  • PATH400 and Other Buckhead Trail Projects Move Forward (Reporter)
  • Norfolk Bike-Share Is Behind Schedule But Getting More Bikes (Virginian-Pilot)
  • NoVA Can Only Fix Gridlock by Addressing Development Patterns (Bacon’s Rebellion)
  • Lexington, KY Releases Bike/Pedestrian Master Plan (Lane Report)
  • St. Augustine Prepares for Growth by Planning to Build More Roads (Record)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Florida Keys Woman on Bike (FL Keys News)
  • FSU Student: University Should Stop Subsidizing Parking (Tallahassee Democrat)
  • Times-Union Columnist: Cracking Down on Pedestrians Won’t Make Jacksonville Safer
  • Lyft and Uber Are Coming to Decatur, AL (Daily)

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  • Nashville Mayor Proposes Extending Charlotte Ave. Light Rail (WSMV)
  • MATA Surveys Users on the Future of Memphis Transit (Flyer)
  • Cobb County Motorist Drives Onto Sidewalk, Kills Landscaper (WSB)
  • Bill to Fund Gwinnett County Commuter Rail May Find New Life (AJC)
  • Cape Coral Neighborhood Begs City for Sidewalks (NBC 2)
  • Here Are the 20 Most Dangerous Roads in Hillsborough County (ABC)
  • Charlotte’s Behind-Schedule Blue Line Extension Needs Another $25M (WCNC)
  • VA Transpo Secretary Wishes Arlington Hadn’t Killed Streetcar (Inside NoVA)
  • Will Miami’s Traffic Scare Away Amazon? (Herald)

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  • CATS Finally Gets Serious About a Train to the Charlotte Airport (Observer)
  • Only Getting People Out of Cars — Not Into Robot Cars — Will Save Atlanta (Medium)
  • Neither GDOT Nor the AJC Understands Induced Demand
  • Miami-Dade Commissioners Grill Transit Officials on Cuts (Today)
  • Bike-Share Rolls Out in Durham (INDY Week) and Raleigh (News & Observer)
  • VCU Bike-Share Delayed Until Next Year (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
  • FDOT Will Replace Parking With Bike Lanes on Jacksonville Street (News 4 Jax)
  • Of Course the Georgia Dome Will Become a Parking Deck, Because Atlanta (CBS 46)
  • The MARTA Bus That Blocked Georgia Dome Implosion Is Now a Meme (Fox 5; USA Today)

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  • Barry Defends Nashville Transit Plan Against Driverless Cars and Other “Myths” (Tennessean)
  • Jasper, TN Sidewalk Connecting Schools and Library Delayed Again (Times Free Press)
  • Fayetteville, NC Opens New Transit Center (Observer)
  • This Greenville, SC Resident Hasn’t Owned a Car in Three Years (News)
  • Atlanta Magazine Did Pretty Much a Whole Issue on the BeltLine
  • Meet the Influential Georgia Lobbyist Who’s Pushing Self-Driving Cars (AJC)
  • Jacksonville Driver Runs Over and Kills Her Grandson (News4Jax)
  • If Only NC DOT Treated People With as Much Respect as #ConeWeed (WSOC)

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  • New Metrorail Cars Should Reduce Delays in Miami (Herald)
  • All Aboard Florida Wins Environmental Challenge (Florida Politics)
  • Parents’ Cars Block Neptune Beach Bike Lanes Near School (Action News Jax)
  • Georgia Business Group’s Priorities Include Transit Expansion (AJC)
  • SC Congressman Says Trump Will Fund I-73 After He Takes Care of Welfare (WPDE)
  • Charleston Gives Away Free Parking to Holiday Shoppers (Post and Courier)
  • $1 Billion for Roads, Nothing for Transit in Raleigh (WNCN)
  • Concrete Parking Slab Irks New Orleans Residents (Times-Picayune)
  • Nashville Holds Public Hearings on Transit Plan (WSMV)

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  • Jacksonville Cops Racially Profile Pedestrians (Propublica)
  • Miami Will Use Developers’ Cash to Fund Linear Park Under Metrorail (Today)
  • Bill to Regulate Brightline Passes Florida Senate Committee (TCPalm)
  • Bike/Walk Tampa Offers Classes on Riding in Traffic (Reporter)
  • Dangerous Curve on Suncoast Trail in Spring Hill Will Be Fixed (ABC)
  • Ocala Mom Walked 12 Miles Home After Buses Stopped Running (Star-Banner)
  • Drivers Hit Four People Crossing Atlanta Interstates in One Week (11 Alive)
  • Gainesville, GA Seeks Federal, Corporate Funding to Expand Transit (Times)
  • Charlotte Takes a Fresh Look at North- and Westside Transit (Agenda)

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