• Can the Atlanta BeltLine Solve Its Affordability Problem? (Curbed)
• Charleston Proposes Ashley River Bike-Ped Bridge (Post and Courier)
• Asheville Driver Caught on Video Punching Cyclist (Citizen-Times)
• Durham Commissioners Consider Downtown Light Rail Station (Indy Week)
• Greenville Wins $4 Million FHWA Grant for Robot Taxis (Journal)
• New Orleans Businesses Oppose Public Bike-Share Funding (Times-Picayune)
• Weeks After CEO Quits, MARTA Loses Another Executive (AJC)
• Macon Wins $1.7 Million FTA Grant for Two Electric Buses (Telegraph)

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• New Orleans Transit Director Resigns After Six Months on the Job (Advocate)
• Carlos Gimenez Robs Future Miami-Dade Transit to Pay for Today’s (Miami Today)
• Tampa Bay Times Endorses Bike- and Transit-Friendly Bridge Design
• Athens, GA Has Spent the Last 17 Years Making Streets More Dangerous (Flagpole)
• News and Observer Columnist: Transpo Bond Will Make Raleigh Safer for Walking
• Palm Beach Screwed Up the Trail It Built to Keep Cyclists in the Margins (Daily News)
• Anna Maria, FL Approves Funding for Multi-Use Path (Sun)
• Today Is Walk to School Day in Virginia (NBC 29)
• Feds Choose Route for Atlanta-Chattanooga High-Speed Rail (FreightWaves)
• Elon, NC Could Make Every Day PARKing Day (Times-News)

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• Tampa Bridge Will Leave Room for Bikes, Future Light Rail (Times; WFLA)
• Brightline Will Bring Private Investment, Public Benefits to Orlando (Sentinel)
• New Pedestrian Bridge Connects Office Building to Dunwoody MARTA Station (AJC)
• Program Pays Atlanta Commuters to Carpool or Ride Transit (Saporta Report)
• Newport News Readies Applications for Federal Transpo Grants (Daily Press)
• NC Worries Electric Cars Will Drain Transpo Funds Derived From Gas Tax (ABC 11)
• Little Rock Taxis Struggle to Compete With Uber and Lyft (Democrat-Gazette)
• Poll: MS Residents Want Roads Fixed, Don’t Want to Pay for It (Biz Journal)
• Corporate Tax Cuts One Reason MS Roads Are So Bad (Jackson Free Press)

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• FDOT Study Recommends Tampa/St. Pete Light Rail Along I-275 (Times)
• West Palm Beach Converts Half of Street to Bike/Pedestrian Lanes (Palm Beach Post)
• Officials Consider Safety Measures in Longboat Key, Where Biking Is a Way of Life (WWSB)
• Miami Lyft Driver Says Passenger Brutally Beat Him (CBS 4)
• Milledgeville Cancer Patient Donates Bike to Nonprofit (Union-Recorder)
• Here Are the First Roads SC Will Fix With New Gas Tax Money (WIS)
• Charlottesville Transit Seeks Input on Development Plan (NBC 29)
• The Free Lance-Star Notices Fredericksburg Is Still Congested Despite Road Construction
• Knoxville Bike-Share Will Start Up By the End of the Year (Local 8 Now)
• Free Streetcar Rides Cut From Little Rock-Area Budgets (Democrat-Gazette)

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• Baton Rouge Kicks Off Complete Streets Pilot Program (The Advocate)
• Chapel Hill Transpo Fair Highlights GoTriangle Buses, Bike-Share (Daily Tarheel)
• It’s Past Time for the State of Georgia to Fund Metro Atlanta Transit (Saporta Report)
• MARTA Will Turn East Lake Station Parking Lot Into TOD (Curbed)
• Traffic at New Suburban Braves Stadium Hasn’t Been So Bad After All (AJC)
• Virginia Beach Man Doesn’t Know How Roads Are Paid For (Virginian-Pilot)
• Maybe One Day TDOT Will Fix This Dangerous Nashville Intersection (WSMV)
• Murfreesboro Master Plan Includes Lots and Lots of New Roads (Post)
• Amazon Is Making Raleigh, Miami, and Atlanta Regret Their Crappy Transit (City Lab)
• Richmond Among Cities Providing Vouchers for Elderly to Get Around (Politico)

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• Gimenez Restores Cuts to Metrorail, But Bus Riders Still in the Lurch (Herald)
• Last Brightline Train Is On Its Way to West Palm Beach (Sun Sentinel)
• Annexation Deal Clears the Way for MARTA Light Rail Line to Emory (AJC)
• The Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail Officially Opens Tomorrow (Curbed)
• The Advocate: Louisiana Transpo Funding Amendment Is “Meaningless”
• Fulton and Gwinnett Counties Take Input on Future of Transit (AJC)
• Georgia Bike Summit Will Be Held in Macon This Weekend (Georgia Bikes)
• Memphis Transit Agency Makes Interim CEO Permanent (Flyer)
• Knoxville Driver Kills Man Who Parked Motorcycle in Bike Lane (News Sentinel)
• Tampa Bay Times Columnist Buys Into Science Fiction

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• Miami-Dade Commissioners Reject Mayor’s BRT Plan in Favor of Metrorail Expansion (Herald)
• Hampton Roads Transit Wants $45 Million to Double or Triple Service (Virginian-Pilot)
• East Coast Greenway Could Be a Bike Version of the Appalachian Trail (INDY Week)
• Carpool Lanes Are an Alternative to Widening Interstate in Charleston (Post and Courier)
• Georgia Rep Calls Cobb Plan for Density and Transit a Liberal Plot (AJC)
• Architect Who Designed Park Over 400 Will Speak at Atlanta Museum (Reporter)
• Horn-Free “Quiet Zones” Will Be Created Along Brightline (Sun Sentinel)
• Curbed Looks Back on New Orleans’ Biking Boom
• The History of Vienna’s WO&D Rail-Trail (Virginia Connection)

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