• A Week After Deadly Crash, Chattanooga School Bus Driver Hits Pedestrian (Times Free Press)
• Dana White, Professor Who Explained Atlanta’s Freeways and Sprawl, Has Died (AJC)
• GA Businessman Who Worked for Bill Clinton Excited About Trump Infrastructure Plan (Saporta Report)
• Newnan, GA Is Planning a Linear Park (Times Herald)
• Virginia Could Stand in the Way of Saving the DC Metro (Washington Post)
• Jacksonville Launches New Bus Rapid Transit Line (Metro Jacksonville)
• Florida Lawmaker Calls for Stronger Ban on Texting While Driving (WKMG)
• Orange County Creates Ped Safety Plan for University of South Florida (Florida Politics)
• Bike-Sharing Comes to USF’s St. Petersburg Campus (The Crow’s Nest)
• Program Provides Bus Passes for Low-Income Lakeland, FL Families (Mass Transit Magazine)
• Will Durham Students Use Wake County’s Expanded Transit System? (Duke Chronicle)

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• Feds Will Build CNG and Charging Stations on Georgia Freeways (AJC)
• Trump Could Widen Freeways, Expand Light Rail in Florida (Orlando Sentinel)
• Will Florida Republicans Fund Light Rail or Stick to Ideology? (Miami Herald)
• Lake Charles, LA Gets Into Complete Streets (American Press)
• Study Says Louisiana Has the Worst Drivers in the Country (WWL)
• Technology Will “Revolutionize” Transportation in Nashville (Tennessean)
• Ex-Tennessee Rep. Harold Ford Under Consideration for Transpo Secretary (Townhall)
• Congress Shouldn’t Repeal Trucker Rest Laws (Lexington Herald Leader)
• Virginia Will Miss Deadline for New Metro Safety Agency (Washington Post)
• Feds Approve New NC Interstate (Rocky Mountain Telegram)

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• Big Bright Signs Won’t Give Downtown Atlanta Its Own Times Square (City Lab)
• Atlantans Push to Make Room for Cyclists on DeKalb Avenue (Creative Loafing)
• Snellville, Atlanta’s Poster Child for Sprawl, Wants to Get Livable (AJC)
• Parents Complained About Chattanooga School Bus Driver Who Killed Five Kids (WBNS)
• Few States Require Seat Belts on School Buses (WJHL) But Maybe They Should (Knoxville News Sentinel)
• $5B Transpo Plan Spurs Nashville’s First Transit-Oriented Development (Tennessean)
• Fort Myers, FL Trolley Adds New Stop (Neighbor)
• December 9 Is Public Transit Day in Miami (Miami Today)
• Vienna, VA Designated Bicycle-Friendly (Inside NoVa)

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• Miami Beach Residents Say Light Rail Won’t Help Traffic (The Real Deal)
• Orange and Durham Counties Face Shortfall for NC Light Rail (News & Observer)
• Speeding Driver Crashes School Bus in Chattanooga, Killing Five Children (Times Free Press, NYT)
• Reversible Toll Lanes in Clayton County, GA Near Completion (WSB)
• Maryland Will Replace Bridge to Virginia (Baltimore Sun)
• Memphis Is Revitalizing the Historic Pinch District (Commercial Appeal)
• Atlanta Approves Grants for Businesses Along MLK, Howell Mill Corridors (Saporta Report)
• Orlando Sentinel Endorses Mica for Transpo Secretary
• Revival of Pensacola Amtrak Service Draws Closer (News Journal)

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• Chattanooga High-Speed Rail Advocates Look to Trump (Times Free Press)
• Hanover County Could Oppose DC-Richmond High-Speed Rail (Times-Dispatch)
• After Failed Vote in Virginia Beach, Norfolk Light Rail Might Be a Decade Away (Virginian-Pilot)
• With Trump’s Win, Atlanta Transit Expansion Is in Republican Hands (AJC)
• Inside Miami’s Complicated Transit Politics (Herald)
• In South Carolina, Rails to Trails Are Economic Development (Spartanburg Herald Journal)
• Lyft Debuts “Luxury” Car Service in Miami (South Florida Business Journal)
• Uber’s Return Draws Mixed Reactions in Tuscaloosa (Crimson White)
• Ocean Springs, MS Residents Want to Slow Drivers on Major Road (Gulf Live)
• Alma, AR Takes Steps Toward Sidewalk Connectivity (Greenwood Democrat)

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