• Laketran Pushes for All-Electric Fleet (WKSU)
• Lights, Landscaping Improve Pedestrian Experience on Cincinnati Bridge (Enquirer)
• When Will Cincy Parking Rate Hikes Take Effect? (Cincinnati Business Courier)
• TWU Threatens COTA Over Non-Existent “Robot Buses” (Columbus Dispatch)
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• $500K of “Smart Columbus” Funds Will Be Used to Market Cars (Columbus Dispatch)
• Crews Wrap Up First Section of Brent Spence Bridge Construction (WCPO)
• Feds Cancel Study on Why U.S. Transit Construction Costs Dwarf Other Countries’ (Vox)
• Metro Transit Increasing Fares for Twin Cities Riders (Pioneer Press)

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• Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Constitutionality of Traffic Cameras — Again (WOSU)
• COTA Searches for New CEO (Columbus Business First)
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• Hard Decisions Await Metro as Budget Deficit Looms (WCPO)
• Denver Considers Upgrading Bus Line to BRT (Denver Post)
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• After Tax Plan Fails, TARTA to Host “Listening Sessions” (Toledo Blade)
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• Bike Infrastructure, Culture Growing in Cleveland (Fresh Water Cleveland)
• Butler County Wants More Roundabouts After Initial Successes (Dayton Daily News)
• Towns Fight Proposed Wi-Fi Poles Along Boston Commuter Line (The Eagle Tribune)

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• Akron Eyes $12 Million for Complete Streets Makeover (Akron Beacon Journal)
• Recent College Grads Dream Up Transportation Solutions for Refugees (Columbus Dispatch)
• Caltrain Electrification Project Breaks Ground (East Bay Times)
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• Poet Pens Rhymes to Save Bus Routes (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
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