• Can MARTA Fix Atlanta’s Troubled Streetcar? (Next City)
• Three Miles of Peachtree Closed to Vehicles for Streets Alive (Curbed Atlanta)
• Proposed Atlanta Regs Require Developers to Improve Bike Racks, Fix Sidewalks (Reporter)
• Mayoral Candidates Say Black Atlantans See Bike Lanes as Symbols of Gentrification (AJC)
• FDOT Pulls Back on Proposed Toll Lanes in Downtown Tampa (Times)
• Suspending Tolls for Hurricane Irma Won’t Affect FDOT’s Budget (Sun Sentinel)
• Carolina Beach Parks Plan Will Include Sidewalks and Bike Lanes (Port City Daily)
• Ten Miles of Fredericksburg Toll Lanes Will Cost VDOT $850 Million (Free Lance Star)
• Bristol Public Transit Will Be Free Oct. 5 (Herald Courier)
• Strong Towns Podcast Discusses Tactical Urbanism in Fayetteville, AR

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• NC DOT’s Plan for 21st Century: Sprawl and Traffic Without End (Greensboro News & Record)
• GA Senator: Atlanta Suburbs Need Transit to Attract Jobs (AJC)
• The Tennessean Frets That Transit Will Increase Nashville Inequality
• FSU Doesn’t Charge Students to Park, Ergo Students Have Nowhere to Park (Tallahassee Democrat)
• … While Alabama Will Encourage Students to Drive by Adding Spaces (Crimson White)
• Kentucky Group Calls for More Transportation Investment (The Lane Report)
• Lyft Launches in Arkansas (Democrat-Gazette)
• Louisiana Could Fund Transpo Projects With Rare Budget Surplus (Times-Picayune)
• Curbed Atlanta Has a Photo Gallery of MARTA Station Art

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• L.A.-Style BRT Could Be Quick Fix to Improve Atlanta Transit (AJC)
• Atlanta Mayoral Candidates Promise 100 Miles of New Bike Paths (Saporta Report)
• Driver Sends Alpharetta Cyclist to the Hospital (AJC)
• Curbed Atlanta Wants to Know What’s Your Ideal MARTA Line
• Seven Sights to See on New Orleans’ Rampart Streetcar Line (Curbed)
• Alabama Citizens’ Group Proposes Public Transpo Trust Fund (Dothan First)
• Irma Damage Is Still Messing Up Miami Traffic (Herald)
• Commutes in Northern Virginia Are Bad and Getting Worse (Inside NoVA)
• Rural Tennessee Transit Service Switches to Propane Vans (Greeneville Sun)

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• Mayor Carlos Gimenez Wants Miami-Dade to Keep Choking on Traffic (Herald)
• Nashville Scene Columnist Slaps Down Tennessean Critic of Mayor Barry’s Transit Plan
• Council Approves MARTA Streetcar Takeover; Is BeltLine Next Stop? (Curbed)
• Atlanta Council Members Want Less Parking in New Buckhead Developments (Curbed)
• GDOT Proposes Road Diet on Peachtree Road in Brookhaven (Reporter)
• Arlington Can’t Decide Where to Build a New Train Station (Inside NoVA)
• Consultant Recommends Saturday Transit Service in Aiken, SC (Standard)
• Brevard County, FL Puts Onus for Pedestrian Safety on School Kids (Space Coast Daily)

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• Nashville Protesters Worry Light Rail Will Bring Gentrification (News Channel 5)
• Gainesville Development Sparks Traffic Concerns, But No Mention of Transit (WUFT)
• Florida Will Start Charging Tolls Again Thursday (Fox 13 News)
• Atlanta BeltLine Reservoir Could Provide More Than Drinking Water (Saporta Report)
• Atlanta Design Book Calls for More BRT, Denser Development Around MARTA (Reporter)
• New Bucksport, SC Bus Provides Transportation to School and Jobs (WMBF)
• NC DOT Bulldozing Houses for Downtown Winston-Salem Highway Project (Journal)
• Bristol, TN Faces Fight Over Highway Land Grab (Herald-Courier)
• Mississippi Senator Supports Gulf Coast Amtrak Line (MS Business Journal)

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• Irma Traffic Jams Spark Growth and Infrastructure Debate (Miami Herald)
• Florida Tolls Suspended During Irma Recovery (WTXL)
• Feds Award Pinellas County $1 Million for Electric Buses (Patch)
• Amazon Bid Pushes Cobb County to Beef Up Transit (Marietta Daily Journal)
• The Rent Is Too Damn High Near MARTA Stations (Curbed Atlanta)
• Oxford Expands Bus Service for Drunk Ole Miss Students (Eagle)
• TDOT Will Finally Improve Nashville Intersection After Multiple Deaths (WSMV)
• South Carolina Schools Want to Replace Buses Prone to Catching Fire (Post and Courier)
• Cape Fear Releases Bike Master Plan (WHQR)

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• Tri-Rail Is Back Up and Running, and Rides Are Free Today (Sun Sentinel)
• Florida Bridges Tested for Safety After Hurricane Irma (FIU News)
• High Transportation Costs Are Bankrupting Rural Georgia Schools (Athens Banner-Herald)
• 40 Percent of DeKalb Sales Tax Would Go to Road Paving (AJC)
• Road Builders Endorse Northam for Virginia Governor (Augusta Free Press)
• Gillespie Reopens Transpo Funding Debate in Virginia (Daily Press)
• People in Prince William Want Access to I-66 Bike Path (Inside NoVA)
• Lexington, KY Pedestrian Bridge Is Eight Months Behind Schedule (State Journal)
• Louisiana Has a $13 Billion Transpo Construction Backlog (Baton Rouge Biz Report)
• Autonomous Driving: It’s Not Just for Cars Anymore (Fox Carolina)

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