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Sandy Springs Mayor Calls for Spending Freeway Money on Light Rail (Reporter) Not All Gwinnett Residents Are Joining Commissioners in the 21st Century (AJC) State Farm Development Will Make Dunwoody More Walkable (Curbed) More Privatized HOT Lanes Are Coming to Suburban DC (WAMU) NC Bill Would Give Locals More Power Over Transpo Projects (News & […]

Gwinnett County Officials Wake, Find Selves in 21st Century (AJC) Alpharetta Is Building Its Own BeltLine (WABE) South Georgia Residents Are Using Ambulances as Transit (WALB) Zipcar Scales Back to One Car in Huntsville (WHNT) Orlando’s LYNX Seeks Input on Route Changes (WFTV) Sunrise Hopes to Solve Traffic With New Highway Ramp (Sun-Sentinel) Jacksonville Transit Wants […]

Hillsborough Officials Know They Need to Improve Transit But Won’t (Tampa Bay Times) Florida’s Tri-Rail Is Literally Held Together by Duct Tape (Sun Sentinel) Driver Seriously Injures Woman in Poorly Designed FDOT Key West Crosswalk (FL Keys News) With State MIA, Georgia Counties Struggle to Provide Transit (Union Recorder, Daily Times) GA House Bill Would Set Up […]

Bill to Let Local Governments Extend Transit Tax Passes Georgia House (AJC) Developers Spooked by Cost of Capping Georgia 400 With a Park (Curbed) No, a Freeway Through Downtown Shreveport Won’t Bring Growth (Strong Towns) Lakeland, FL Transit Agency Opposes Road Diet (The Ledger) Reforms Aren’t Enough — SC Needs More Money for Roads (Post […]

Florida Bill Would Strip Tri-Rail of Funding (Florida Politics) Anti-Rail Lawmakers Aim to Delay Brightline With New Bill (Palm Beach Post) Are Atlanta Suburbs Getting Serious About Transit? (Curbed) Economic Claims for Downtown Shreveport Freeway Don’t Add Up (Strong Towns) Transpo Funding Tweak Gives TN Cities Flexibility on Transit (Nashville Business Journal) Hillsborough County Debates Boosting Tiny Transit […]

Tri-Rail Will Serve Downtown Miami By the End of the Year (Miami Today) Charlotte Transit Chief Floats $6 Billion Expansion (Charlotte Agenda) After Delays, Louisville Bike-Share Program Set to Start This Summer (WFPL) Louisville Officials: Two-Way Streets Will Calm Downtown Traffic (Courier-Journal) TN Mayors Back Haslam’s Transpo Funding Plan (Nashville Business Journal) Safer Roads Initiative Says It […]