• Florida DOT OKs 18-Mile Osceola County SunRail Extension (Orlando Biz Journal)
• Uber Ride-Pool Coming to Broward and Palm Beach (Sun Sentinel)
• Atlanta Is One of the Fastest Growing Metro Areas in the Country (ATL Biz Journal)
• Redevelopment of Chattahoochee Riverfront Could Kill Riverwalk Dreams (Saporta Report)
• Murfreesboro Mayor Likes Commuter Rail (WZTV)
• Charlotte Magazine Goes In-Depth on What It Means to Rely on Local Bus Service
• CATS to Host Public Meetings for Independence Boulevard Toll Lanes (News Shine)

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• Arkansas DOT Pits Little Rock Revitalization Against Highways (The Atlantic)
• GoTriangle Confident NC Will Move Forward With Durham-Orange Light Rail (Duke Chronicle)
• ULI Panel Says SouthPark Residents Should Be Involved in Development (Charlotte Weekly)
• Inadequate Transit Cited as Contributor to Crushing Poverty in Memphis (WREG)
• Transit Isn’t a Luxury, It’s Vital to Miami’s Future (Community Newspapers)
• Miami River: The New Waterfront Development Frontier (Miami Herald)
• MARTA Army Working With Chamblee Officials to Bring Bus Stop Improvements (Post)
• Saporta Report Columnist: Turner Field Redevelopment Should Repair the Community
• Georgia Commutes Are Real Killers (WABE)

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• While City of Atlanta Gets Transit, Fulton County Gets More Roads (WABE)
• Georgia Lawmakers Spike Savannah Streetcar Funding Bill (Savannah Now)
• Georgia Town Experiments With Jitney Service for Seniors (Valdosta Daily Times)
• Charlotte Magazine Examines Transit Projects in the Pipeline
• Could Miami’s Rail Project Change How We Build Commuter Systems? (Guardian)
• Knoxville Area Transit Gets Major Overhaul (News Sentinel)

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• Thanks to Legislature, City of Atlanta Will Vote on MARTA Expansion This Fall (AJC)
• The Detroit Free Press Called the Atlanta Streetcar a “Disappointment”
• Officials Met in Biloxi to Move Forward With Restoring Gulf Coast Train Service (NOLA Advocate)
• David Beckham Building a Stadium in Miami – With No Taxpayer Dollars (WTVJ)
• Palm Beach County Hopes All Aboard Will Boost Festival and Event Attendance (Palm Beach Post)
• Miami-Dade Integrates Transportation and Public Works Into One Department (Next City)
• Are Ride-Hailing Services Encouraging Urban Development in Nashville? (Tennessean)

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• Commissioner: Miami-Dade Should Be Developing Light Rail (Community Newspapers)
• All Aboard Meets Construction Milestone as Pillar for First Station Rises (Palm Beach Post)
• Transit Union Threatens to Sue Mobile’s WAVE Transit Over Service Cuts (Lagniappe Weekly)
• Tennessee Legislature Approves Bill to Allow BRT Buses on Highway Shoulders (Tennessean)
• MARTA Halts TOD Plans at Oakland City Site, for Now (Creative Loafing)
• Emory Student Opines on Obstacles to Better Campus and CDC MARTA Service (Wheel)
• Old Thinking on Transit Still Plagues Gwinnett County (AJC)
• Atlanta Studies Takes a Look at Housing Inequity

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• Altamonte Springs: Tired of Waiting on Central Florida to Fix Transit (Curbed)
• Fulton County Isn’t Giving Up on Transit Expansion Yet (WABE)
• Advance Atlanta President: Atlanta Needs to Be Bold on Transit (Saporta Report)
• Can the Chattahoochee Riverfront Be Atlanta’s Next Big Revitalizer? (Saporta Report)
• Creation of Yet Another Atlanta-Area City Moves Forward in Legislature (AJC)
• Kasim Reed Discusses the Future of Atlanta as a “Smart City” (How Stuff Works)
• Athens Residents Still Trying to Drag Athens Officials Into the Current Century (Banner-Herald)
• Insurer: Pedestrians on Cell Phones Are Why Your Insurance Is So High (Orlando Sentinel)
• Louisiana Had a 6 Percent Drop in Pedestrians Deaths in 2015 (Times-Picayune)

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