• GoRaleigh Station Investment Means More Riders (Route Fifty)
• Miami Mayor Regalado Thinks Soccer Stadium Needs More Parking (Curbed)
• Randal O’Toole Thinks Atlanta Transit Has Peaked (AJC)
• Former City Council Member Says Rethink Anti-Transit Rhetoric (AJC)
• The Future Of Atlanta’s Transportation Doesn’t Involve More Lanes or Cars (Buckhead View)
• Decatur Station Is the Best MARTA Stop, AJC Readers Say
• Time For Savannah To Up the Cost of Parking (Savannah Now)
• Vote to Expand Rock Region METRO Narrowly Defeated (Arkansas Online)

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• Atlanta Mayor: MARTA Bill May Not Be Dead (Saporta Report)
• The AJC Takes a Look Back at MARTA in the 1970s
• Can Atlanta Streetcar Get Another Round of TIGER? (AJC)
• Athens Transit Pairs Public Comment With Polling for Expansion Push (Banner-Herald)
• Charlotte Applies for “Smart Cities” Grant (WSOCTV)
• Is Uber the “Last Mile” Solution Transit Has Been Waiting For? (News & Observer)
• Durham-Orange Light Rail Moves Forward as Feds Sign Off on Environmental Impact (Mass Transit)
• Tennessee Legislators Want Dedicated Transit Funding But Need Bipartisan Support (WZTV)

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• Georgia Senate Kills MARTA Funding Bill … (Atl Biz  Chronicle)
• … While Bill Requiring Transit Referenda Gets a Vote (MDJ)
• Atlanta, Urban Sprawl Poster Child, Makes Some Progress (Harvard Business Review)
• The Millenials Came to Tampa and Development Listened (TBO)
• Dear Martin County: All Aboard Florida Won’t Kill You (PenneyVanderbilt)
• Space Coast TPO Schedules Meeting for Brightline Station (Orlando Biz Journal)
• Restoring Amtrak Service Is “Bigger Than Republicans and Democrats” (NWF Daily News)
• CARTA Honors Longtime Employees (Post and Courier)

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• South Atlanta Metro Leaders Praise Growth, Urge Transit Expansion (Neighbor Newspaper)
• Curbed Atlanta Takes a Deep Dive Into ARC’s $85 Billion Transportation Vision
• Joe Biden Comes to Memphis to Tout Intermodal Facility Construction (South Reporter)
• Riders Rally Behind Memphis WAVE After Threats of Service Cuts (Alabama Live)
• Has CATS Lost Riders to Uber and Lyft? (Charlotte Observer)
• Metroplan Board of Directors Votes in Support of Rock Region Transit Sales Tax (Arkansas Online)

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• Transit Opponents Are Exaggerating Impact of MARTA Sales Tax on Individual Taxpayers (AJC)
• State Senate Advances Bill That Would Kneecap Transit Starts in Many Georgia Cities (GAPol)
• Valdosta Moves Foward to Make Transit Pilot Permanent (WALB)
• AJC Asks Readers: What’s the Best MARTA Station?
• Sun Sentinel: Before a New Tax, Broward County Needs to Get Its Act Together on Transit
• All Aboard Alcohol Sales Bill Passes Florida Senate (TCPalm)
• Melbourne City Council Nominates Potential Station Sites to Attract Passenger Rail (Florida Today)
• Alabama Live Has a Nice Video of the Amtrak Gulf Coast Ride
• Public Transportation in NOLA Post-Katrina Shows Tourism Bias (Al Jazeera)
• Asheville City Council Advances Tiny House Zoning (Citizen-Times)

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• Economic Development Agency CEO Says Miami Needs More Transit (Miami Herald)
• Jacksonville to Hold Public Meetings on Bicycle Safety (FCN)
• Gulf Coast Towns Vie for Bragging Rights on Public Turnout for Amtrak Run (Atmore Advance)
• Mississippi Senator: Gulf Coast Line “Essential” to National Passenger Rail Network (Y’all Politics)
• In Alabama, Many Are Forced to Rely on Expensive Taxis Due to Lack of Transit (Al Jazeera)
• Chamber of Commerce, Community Leaders Endorse Little Rock Transit Sales Tax (AK Biz)
• Atlanta Brings BeltLine’s Ryan Gravel in to Design Its Future (Saporta Report)
• The Irony: People Are Afraid Proposed MARTA TOD Would Draw Too Much Car Traffic (Dunwoody Crier)
• Letter to the Editor: Media Focus Is on North Fulton But DeKalb Wants MARTA Too (Decaturish)

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