• Charleston Post and Courier Urges Congress Not to Cut Transit Funding
• Bridge Connecting Downtown Neighborhoods Opens in Nashville (Tennessean)
• Tampa Bay Times: Hillsborough Should Invest in Transit Instead of Cutting HART
• Columbus, GA Paints Crosswalks Green (Ledger-Enquirer)
• Jefferson Parish Voters Renew Property Tax for Transit (The Advocate)
• Louisiana Voters Approve Restrictions on Fuel Tax Spending (Times-Picayune)
• Hampton Roads Transit CEO Calls for Expanding Service (Virginian-Pilot)
• Walterboro, SC Transit Service Started This Morning (Press and Standard)
• Lyft Comes to Shreveport (Times)

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• Herald Delves Into the Ways Carlos Gimenez Is Letting Miami-Dade Transit Deteriorate
• Nashville Mayor’s Internal Poll Shows Support for Higher Taxes for Transit (Tennessean)
• Hampton Roads Proposes BRT, But It’s Still Years Away (Daily Press)
• All Aboard Florida Wins Key Permit for Brightline … (Palm Beach Post)
• … So It Can Start Work on Orlando Connection (Business Journal)
• St. Petersburg Business Owners Support Redesigning Downtown Streets (TBO)
• Surprise! Georgia Ranks Well Below Average on Transit Funding (AJC)
• Transit Off the Table as Florida Mulls Ways to Speed Up Evacuations (Sun Sentinel)
• Tampa Road Had Almost 800 Crashes in Past Three Years (WFTS)
• Streetlights Are Coming to Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail (Curbed)

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• Raleigh Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Transpo Bonds (News & Observer)
• St. Pete Candidate Blasts Transit Service as “Unacceptable” (Florida Politics)
• Bike-Share, Streetscape Upgrades Coming to Downtown Pensacola (News Journal)
• Demand for Sidewalks at an All-Time High in Rome (Northwest Georgia News)
• Tennessee’s Distracted Driving Laws Ridiculously Difficult to Enforce (WTVC)
• Key Senate Leaders Open to Mississippi Gas Tax Referendum (Meridian Star)
• Georgia House Panel Hires Consultant for Statewide Transit Study (Saporta Report)
• Public Hearings Scheduled on D.C.-NoVA High-Speed Rail (Inside NoVA)
• Denver Light Rail Inspires Nashville-Area Transpo Panel (Brentwood Homepage)

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• Nashville Mayor Will Unveil Long-Awaited Transit Plan on Tuesday (Tennessean)
• FDOT’s “Tampa Bay Next” Plan Threatens Low-Income Neighborhoods (WTSP)
• Charleston Applies for Federal Grant for Ashley River Bike/Ped Bridge (WCIV)
• Raleigh Proposes Bike Lane Along I-40 (WRAL)
• PATH 400 Extension Would Link Buckhead Trail to Sandy Springs (Reporter)
• Augusta Starts Permit Program to Stop Students From Parking in Neighborhoods (Chronicle)
• Mississippi Leaders Don’t Reject Idea of Gas-Tax Referendum (Tupelo Daily Journal)
• FDOT Adds Medians and Crosswalks to Dangerous U.S. 41 in Fort Myers (NBC 2)
• Florida Commutes Keep Getting Worse and Worse (Santa Rosa Press Gazette)

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• GA House Transpo Chairman: “Giant Leap Forward” Coming on Transit (AJC)
• Charlotte Might Revive Light Rail “Red Line” to Mooresville (Observer)
• Fort Lauderdale Streetcar Wins $61 Million Federal Grant (Sun Sentinel)
• Tampa Residents Get First Look at FDOT’s New Toll-Lane Plan (Tampa Bay Times)
• MS State Senator Floats Plan for Transpo Tax Referendum (Jackson Clarion-Ledger)
• Atlanta Moves Forward on Retooling Memorial Drive (Saporta Report)
• Georgia GOP Gubernatorial Frontrunner Doesn’t Shy Away From Transit (AJC)
• Chunks of Concrete Fall From Norfolk Parking Deck (Virginian-Pilot)
• Deal With State Provides Boost for Winston-Salem Bike Path (Journal)
• Here Are All the Developments Happening Along New Orleans’ Lafitte Greenway (Curbed)

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• Charlotte Will Try Out Protected Bike Lanes for a Week (Observer)
• Road Diet Study for Nashville’s Eighth Avenue Coming Soon (WSMV)
• Hillsborough Transit CEO Calls Funding “Woefully Inadequate” (SaintPetersBlog)
• FDOT and Local Transit Planners Are Cooperating More (Tampa Bay Times)
• Bike-Share U: Arkansas State Announces Program (KAIT); UGA Will Expand (Red & Black)
• Poll Floats Ideas for Funding Nashville Light Rail (WSMV)
• Charleston Parking Study Could Recommend Higher Fees, Shorter Limits (Post and Courier)
• NoVA Leaders Reject LaHood Plan to Shrink Metro Board (WTOP)
• Asheville Talks About the Future of Its Railroads (Mountain XPress)

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• HART Changes Mean 1 in 5 Hillsborough County Riders Will Lose Service (TBO)
• Charlotte Mayoral Candidates Split on Toll Projects, Streetcar Expansion (Agenda)
• Tuscaloosa Parking Deck Deal Falls Through (WBRC)
• Baton Rouge Wins $600,000 State Grant to Finance Bike-Share Program (Biz Report)
• UCF Will Research Pedestrian Safety, Transit Tech (Orlando Biz Journal)
• Here Are the Three Most Dangerous Intersections in Charlotte (WSOC)
• VDOT “Mega Projects” Director Honored for Turning NoVA Into a Sea of Pavement (Post)
• Pedestrian Bridge, Parking Deck Part of $66 Million University of Memphis Plan (Flyer)
• MARTA Picks Firm to Conduct National Search for New CEO (AJC)
• Planners Name Knoxville’s Market Square One of 5 Great Public Spaces in America (News-Sentinel)

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