- Trump’s Infrastructure Plan Will Include Little, If Any, Actual Funding (Reuters)
- MARTA Proposes BRT From Midtown Atlanta to Georgia State Development (ABC)
- Forward Pinellas Leader Talks Complete Streets in Tampa Area (Leader)
- Kansas City Will Move Ahead With Streetcar Expansion Despite Ballot Defeat (Star)
- Portland Calls Adaptive Bike-Share for People With Disabilities a Success (Next City)
- Dallas to Dockless Bike-Shares: Clean Up Bikes or We’ll Do It For You (Observer, WFAA)
- Dallas Residents Make Street Art Out of Discarded Bikes (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
- Related: Why Are People So Enraged by Bike Clutter? (CityLab)
- Philadelphia Will Step Up Traffic Enforcement in Center City (Inquirer)
- Feds Approve St. Paul’s Gold Line BRT (Star Tribune)
I found it interesting that Florida, a state known for its pedestrian/cyclist fatality rate, is grandstanding against the Brightline railroad after two pedestrian/cyclist fatalities (apparently FL is also among the top ten states in RR grade crossing fatalities). Do these officials have anything to say when people are routinely killed by cars and trucks?
https://www.billnelson.senate.gov/newsroom/news/sen-bill-nelson-calls-for-investigation-after-two-fatal-brightline-train-accidents
https://mast.house.gov/press-releases?ID=88DA2E1A-4A68-4759-BEFC-929B39FB5D59