Today’s Headlines

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  • WSB Talks to People Who Are Organizing for Heavy Rail in North Fulton
  • Atlanta Streetcar to Debut Mobile Payment App Next Month (WABE)
  • Tampa “Parking Crunch” Reflects Lack of Transportation Options (TBO)
  • In a World of On-Demand Taxis, NOLA Riders Still Don’t Know When Bus Is Coming (Times-Picayune)
  • Tennesseans Protest Dumb Bill to Prevent Gas Tax Revenues From Funding Bike-Ped Infra (TFP)
  • TN Group Promotes “Steel Interstate” System for Freight and Passengers (Times-News)
  • Groundbreaking Friday for Downtown Raleigh Transit Hub Renovation (News & Observer)
  • Invoking Carmageddon, Arkansas DOT Opposes Little Rock Highway Teardown (Arkansas Online)

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Council Discusses Bike Share in Raleigh

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Denver Bike Share Station by Mikeshoup During last week’s city council meeting, discussions about a possible bike share system in Raleigh took place. A presentation by Eric Lamb, the Transportation Planning Manager, took the council through a brief recap of what has been done so far, for the benefit of the newer council members, and […]

Today’s Headlines

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  • Mississippi Governor: Amtrak Means a Gulf Coast Revival (Alabama Live)
  • Congress Members, Local Electeds Rally for Amtrak Service to Gulf Coast (WJAX)
  • TDOT Commissioner: Transit to Help Nashville Congestion Won’t Be Cheap (Nashville Biz Journal)
  • Tennessee Bill to Allow PPPs Would Build Toll Lanes, Won’t Help Transit (Nashville Biz Journal)
  • MARTA Funding Bill Passes Senate Transportation Committee (Atl Biz Chronicle)
  • Might Gwinnett Leaders Be Dragged Into the 21st Century? (AJC)
  • Emory University President: Investment in Transit Critical for Region (Atl Biz Chronicle)
  • Athens Transit to Apply for State Grant to Buy Hybrid Buses (Red & Black)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Hits 4 Cyclists Near Raleigh; 2 Victims Critical (WNCN)

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High-Tech Trash Cans in Russell Bring Free Wi-Fi to Louisville’s Transit Stops

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When Massachusetts-based smart trash can company BigBelly announced plans last year to convert New York City’s rubbish bins into super-fast Wi-Fi hotspots, the international media took notice. Engadget, CityLab, Gizmag, HuffPo, and Popular Science all ran with the story. But while New York’s trash can proposal appears to have been carted off, Louisville has made The post High-tech trash cans in Russell bring free Wi-Fi to Louisville’s transit stops appeared first on Broken Sidewalk.

Today’s Headlines

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  • Industrial Canal Flood Walls Need Improvements, Shouldn’t Be Used to Store Surges (Times-Picayune)
  • Elected Officials, Hundreds of Neighboring Residents, Greet Amtrak Inspection Train (North Escambia)
  • Alabama’s Governor Missed the Train Tour (Alabama Live)
  • Birmingham Biz Journal Looks Back on Birmingham’s Complicated History With High Speed Rail
  • Atlanta Suburbs Launch Study of Gondolas (Atl Biz Chronicle)
  • Another Historic Atlanta Building With Gone With The Wind Ties Slated For Demolition (Curbed)
  • Homeowners Association Seek Moratorium Against Development on Turnpike (Community Newspapers)

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  • Proposed MARTA Expansion “Compromise” Would Cost Hundreds of Millions (GAPol.com)
  • Alpharetta Mayor: More Highways Would Be Better for Atlanta Than More Transit (Patch)
  • People Who Rely on Transit Not a Concern of the Powers-That-Be in Memphis (Commercial Appeal)
  • Middle Tennessee Officials Support $1.2 Billion Regional Transit Plan (Nashville Biz Journal)
  • You Can Take a 3-D Tour of the Boca Train Museum (Sun Sentinel)
  • Amtrak Inspection Train Rolls Out for 2-Day Gulf Coast Tour (AlabamaLive)
  • The Pulse Profiles Historic Gulf Train Stations That Might See Restored Service

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  • Kasim Reed Vows to Spike Transpo Funding Initiative If MARTA Is Shortchanged (AJC)
  • MARTA Funding Bill Has First Hearing in Senate (Atl Biz Chronicle)
  • Officials Talk Transit as Gridlock Chokes Tampa Area Beaches (TBO)
  • Related: St. Pete Submits Federal Grant Application for Gondolas (Florida Politics)
  • The Crack Truth Squad at WSB-TV Discovers Transportation Is Subsidized
  • Some Atlanta Suburbs Are Rethinking Car Dependence (WABE)
  • Charleston Transit Advocates Want Improved Service, Not Fewer Bus Stops (Post and Courier)

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  • You Know You Have a Good Project When the Cato Institute Comes After It (The Advocate)
  • Wake County Officials Take Transportation Plan on Road Show (News & Observer)
  • However You Cut the Data, People Want MARTA (Curbed)
  • So Do AJC Staff and Mid-Fulton Residents (AJC)
  • GA Sen. John Albers: Grown-Ups Have Cars, Not Rail Passes (AJC)
  • ATL Bike Coalition Wants Street Improvements After Driver Kills High School Student (AJC)
  • Atlanta’s Newest Toll Lane Project Half Complete (AJC)
  • Feds Will Take Light Rail Funds If Virginia Beach Votes for Second Referendum (VA Pilot)

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