• Here’s What Memphis Transit Could Do With $45 Million (Commercial Appeal)
• Even With Extra Funding, MATA Faces Hard Choices (Memphis Daily News)
• Richmond Police Crack Down on Parked Vehicles on Sidewalk (Standard)
• Nonprofit Raises $2M for Suburban Atlanta Trail Connections (Reporter)
• Durham Seeks Public Input on Roxboro Street Bike Lane (WTVD)
• Feds Say Lexington’s Rainbow Crosswalks Are a Safety Hazard (Herald Leader)
• Alexandria Eliminates Free Parking on Several Blocks (Times)
• Florida Man Pulls Gun Over Parking Space (Palm Beach Post)

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• Monroe, LA Considers Hiking Bus Fares by 50 Percent (News-Star)
• To Celebrate New Terminal, Shreveport Buses Are Free Through Saturday (Times)
• People Are Getting Hurt on Richmond’s Broken, Underfunded Sidewalks (WRIC)
• Charlottesville Officials Miss the Point of Charging for Parking (Progress)
• After Six Months, Roanoke Bike-Share Exceeds Expectations (WDBJ)
• GA Lawmaker Suggests Communities Tax Themselves to Fund Transit (WABE)
• Cherokee County, GA Wins Federal Grant for Rural Transit (AJC)
• West Tampa Sidewalks Don’t Go Anywhere (WFLA)
• Will Miami Drivers Still Rage If the Car Is Driving Itself? (Herald)

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• Mayors in Northern Atlanta Suburbs Eye Transit Along I-285 (AJC)
• Midtown Alliance Aims to Spruce Up Atlanta’s 10th Street Bridge (Curbed)
• Atlanta Grapples With BeltLine Gentrification (CityLab)
• Florida Breaks Ground on Tallahassee Tech-Testing Track (Daily Commercial)
• And the U.S. DOT Is Testing Connected Vehicles in Tampa Bay (State Scoop)
• Virginia Tech Expands Its Own “Smart Road” (Star)
• CATS’ Blue Line Extension Scheduled to Open in March (Charlotte Observer)
• Arkansas Tech Trail Officially Opens Today (ATU News)

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• Duke Pulls Funds From Downtown Durham Connector Bus (Chronicle)
• Bike-Share Wars Bring More Choices, Lower Prices to Miami (Herald)
• Suffolk Road-Widening Project Creates Space for Bikes and Pedestrians (Virginian-Pilot)
• New Orleans Bike-Share Will Launch in December With 70 Stations (The Advocate)
• Curbed Has an Update on New Orleans’ Cemetery Transit Center
• Jacksonville Puts Tape Around Dangerous Sidewalk Hole Instead of Fixing It (News4Jax)
• Tennessee DOT Chief: Work Smarter, Not Wider (Nashville Public Radio)
• How Megan Barry Tricked Tennessee Into Letting Nashville Expand Transit (Next City)
• Tampa’s Driverless Downtown Shuttle Starts Running in January (Times)

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• How Can Fort Lauderdale Get the Wave Streetcar Under Budget? (Sun Sentinel)
• Bus Connecting Blacksburg and DC Launches December 1 (News 10)
• TN Transpo Commish Criticizes Feds for Putting Off Infrastructure Bill (WKRN)
• Atlanta’s Lynhurst Drive Is Now a Complete Street; MLK Is Next (Saporta Report)
• UCF Wins Bike-Friendly Bronze Status (Orlando Sentinel)
• Photos Show How the Atlanta BeltLine Has Transformed Neighborhoods (Curbed)
• Sounds Like Alexandria Has Too Many Cars, Not Too Little Parking (Times)
• New Orleans Bike-Share Ready to Roll Next Month (Times-Picayune)
• Charlotte Adds Two New Bike-Share Startups (Agenda)

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• Seven Georgia Counties Pass Transpo Sales Tax; Two Fail (ACCG)
• For Atlantans in Wheelchairs, Broken Sidewalks Can Be Deadly (Bitter Southerner)
• Ozark Transit Cuts Routes and Stops After County Slashes Funding (KNWA)
• Semantics Halt $232 Million Worth of Arkansas Road Work (Democrat-Gazette)
• Check Out Shreveport’s New Bus Terminal (The Times)
• Hillsborough County Deputies Target Cyclists and Pedestrians (ABC Action News)
• Hillsborough County Transit CEO Steps Down (Business Journal)
• LimeBike Brings GPS-Enabled “Smart Bikes” to Charlotte (Observer)
• Citrus County Chronicle: Move Ahead With Fort Island Multi-Use Path
• Alexandria Gets on the Vision Zero Bandwagon (WAMU)

• Mayor Barry Appoints Task Force to Oversee Nashville Transit Plan (Fox 17)
• Memphis Redevelopment Plan Includes Greenline Extension (Flyer)
• Charlotte’s Love of Highways, Lack of Transit Contribute to Inequality (Davidsonian)
• Pedestrian-Friendly Zoning Regs Approved for Midtown Atlanta (Curbed)
• New Florida Bill Would Regulate Brightline (TCPalm)
• Jacksonville Columnist Calls for More Two-Way Streets Downtown (Times-Union)
• Gainesville, FL Mayor Talks Public Spaces, Vision Zero (Alligator)
• Road Diet Planned for Brownsville, FL Street (The Pulse)
• Good Luck Paving Your Way Out of Congestion, Panama City Beach (WJHG)

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• Miami’s Problem Isn’t Scarce Parking, It’s Too Many Cars (Herald)
• … And Parking Rates That Incentivize Driving (Herald)
• Planning for Fort Lauderdale Streetcar Does Not Inspire Confidence (Sun Sentinel)
• Kasim Reed Pledges $60 Million to Buy the Rest of Atlanta BeltLine (Biz Chronicle)
• Athens, GA Voters Decide on Transpo Sales Tax Today (Flagpole)
• New Bus Station Opening Next Year Spurs Development in Greenville, NC (Reflector)
• Car-Free Asheville Council Candidate Proposes Free Transit (Citizen-Times)
• Louisville Is at the Cutting Edge of Traffic Data (SmartCitiesDIVE)

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• MARTA Seeks Federal Funding to Extend Atlanta Heavy Rail Line (WABE)
• Broward Sales Tax Would Fund Hundreds of Buses and Streetcars (Sun Sentinel)
• Sun Sentinel Editorial Board Quotes Cato Report in Anti-Transit Rant
• Apparently 49,000 Parking Spaces Isn’t Enough for Downtown Memphis (C-A)
• Birmingham BRT Construction Will Start Early Next Year (Al.com)
• “No Parking” Signs Spark Racially Charged Debate in Port Allen (The Advocate)
• Sounds Like Vero Beach Should Invest in Transit and Safer Street Designs (TCPalm)
• Work on Tequesta U.S. 1 Complete Streets Project Starts Today (Palm Beach Post)
• Orlando Mayor Leads Pack of Cyclists on Bike to Work Day (News 13)
• Milledgeville Holds Hearings on Plan to Charge for Parking (Union-Recorder)

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