• Atlanta BeltLine Has Built Only a Tenth of Promised Affordable Housing (AJC)
• Miami Beach Cracks Down on Bike-Share Startup (New Times)
• Right, Aiken Standard: Widening I-20 Will Solve Traffic Problems
• Of Course GDOT Destroyed the Skate Park Under I-85 (WABE)
• Construction Set to Start on Fort Lauderdale’s Old-School Streetcar (Sun Sentinel)
• Tampa Leaders Tour Charlotte for Transit Tips (Tampa Bay Times)
• TC Palm: It’s “Heresy,” But Treasure Coast Should Pursue Brightline Stop
• Orlando Transpo Officials Think More Cars Equal Less Traffic (Sentinel)
• Miami-Dade’s Metrorail Has Lots of Broken Trains (Herald)
• Gun Extremists May Now Legally Terrorize Tennessee Bus Riders (Times Free Press)

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• Atlanta Needs Better Transit — Buses or Rail? (WSB)
• Athens Officials Divert Walking and Biking Funds to Road Projects (Banner-Herald)
• Charlotte Cop Who Hit Pedestrian at 100 MPH Charged With Misdemeanor (Observer)
• Franklin, TN Cyclist Talks About Getting Back on the Road After Wreck (Tennessean)
• South Carolina Freeway Washed Out by Storm (The State)
• AL DOT Awards Troy $400,000 for Downtown Sidewalks (Messenger)
• Lyft Debuts at Huntsville Airport (AL.com)
• Sunshine State News: Florida Law Should Protect Uber Drivers
• St. Lucie County, FL Adds Evening and Saturday Bus Service (TC Palm)

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• CSX Nixes Return of Gulf Coast Amtrak Service (North Escambia)
• Martin County Backs Out of Brightline Lawsuit, But Still Opposes Service (WFIX)
• More Than 1,ooo Orlando Residents Ask for Rainbow Crosswalks (WMFE)
• Forget Transit: WSB-TV Thinks Truck-Only Lanes Are the Answer to Atlanta Traffic
• People Who Think Bike Lanes Are Frills Embarrass Themselves (Connect Savannah)
• University of Georgia Builds New Bus Stop in Safer Location (Red & Black)
• Atlanta Group Lobbies for Sidewalk Repairs (Atlanta Intown)
• Memphis Transit Adds Electric Buses, Four New Routes (Daily News)
• Knoxville Council Members Walk Neighborhood to Gauge Safety (News Sentinel)
• Oak Ridge, TN Considers Rails-to-Trails Contract (Today)

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• Atlantans Back to Driving After I-85 Disruption (Curbed)
• Nashville Mayor Unveils “Quick Action” Biking/Walking Plan (Tennessean)
• Nashville Man Charged With Hitting Cyclist on Natchez Trace (Tennessean)
• Broward County Road Project Will Be “Poster Child” for Complete Streets (Sun Sentinel)
• Tampa Bay Times Breaks Down Changes to $6 Billion Toll Lane Plan
• Lakeland Officials Look to Orlando Road Diet That Revitalized Neighborhood (News Chief)
• Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Orlando Teen (Sentinel)
• Charlotte Cop Who Hit and Killed Pedestrian Is on Paid Leave (Observer)
• Charleston Intersection Upgrade Will Include Bike Lanes, Sidewalks, Bus Stop (Post and Courier)
• One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for New Orleans’ Moonwalk (Times-Pic)

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• Majorities Support Expanding MARTA and Bus Service in Gwinnett County (Daily Post)
• Driver Caught on Video Hitting Cyclist in Franklin, TN (WZTV)
• Midtown Nashville Residents Call for Bike Lanes After Driver Hits Cyclist (WZTV)
• Major Norfolk Intersection Gets New Fancy Crosswalks (Virginian-Pilot)
• U.S. 278 in Cullman, AL Is Smoother and Safer After Road Diet (Cullman Times)
• Anniston Star: AL DOT and City Must Fix Deadly Intersection
• Cash Crunch Will Slow Louisiana Transpo Projects (Daily Comet)
• News Chief Columnist Argues for Wildlife Underpasses on Florida Roads
• McDowell County, NC Surveys Residents on Bike Trails (McDowell News)
• Kentucky Legalizes Three-Wheeled “Autocycles” (WCPO)

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• After Decades of Resisting Transit, Gwinnett Officials Say Start Planning (AJC)
• Midtown Atlanta Sculpture Depicts Car Being Eaten by … Something (Intown Atlanta)
• FDOT Signs Tell Jacksonville Cyclists and Pedestrians — Not Drivers — to Look Out (First Coast News)
• Milton, FL, Historic Preservation Board Challenges Highway Widening (Santa Rosa Press Gazette)
• Plant City Railroad Crossings Get Upgrades (Observer)
• FL Task Force Meets on Transportation for the Disabled (WFSU)
• Federal Cuts Threaten NC Amtrak Service (Richmond County Daily Journal)
• Bike-Share Service Teams With Businesses in Key Biscayne and Greensboro, NC (Venture Beat)
• Arlington County Buses Face Cuts Next Year (ARL Now)
• Charlottesville Encourages Biking and Walking to School (Tomorrow)

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• Construction Is Underway on Orlando’s First Pedestrian Bridge (Sentinel)
• Jacksonville Sheriff Drops 1 of 2 Charges Against Pedestrian in Racial Profiling Case (Times-Union)
• Driver Kills Pedestrian in Miami (Herald)
• Athens, GA Could Erase Road Diet After Businesses Complain (Banner-Herald)
• Atlanta City Council Raises Fines for ATV Drivers on Public Streets (AJC)
• Development Continues Around Sandy Springs MARTA Station (Curbed)
• Raleigh’s Walkable Downtown Is Increasingly for the Rich (News & Observer)
• Memphis Hosts Panel Discussion on How to Share the Road (Flyer)
• Kentucky’s “Most Worthy Road Project”: Widening a Freeway (Courier-Journal)

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• Crash Clusters Reveal Deadliest Streets for Florida Cyclists (Gainesville Sun)
• Brightline Says Fares Will Be Comparable to Cost of Driving (Sun Sentinel)
• Lyft and Uber Are Now Available Statewide in Florida (Jacksonville Business Journal)
• New Alpharetta Bridge Provides Walking and Biking Connection Over 400 (North Fulton Neighbor)
• Peachtree Corners Approves Sidewalk Upgrade to Multi-Use Trail (AJC)
• SC DOT Improvements to “Death Trap” Highway 17 Include Bike Lanes (Savannah Morning News)
• NC DOT Asks for Input on Transit Plan (Triangle Business Journal)
• Charlottesville Adjusts Meter Rates to Free Up Downtown Street Parking … (Tomorrow)
• … While Knoxville Looks to Expand Garages (News Sentinel)
• The South’s Rural Roads Are in Bad Shape (Jackson Clarion-Ledger, Daily Iberian, KARK)

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