• TIGER Funds, Targeted by Trump, Are Making Akron a More Humane City (ideastream)
• Related: Congressional Proposed Budget Doesn’t Gut Transportation Spending (The Hill)
• Expected Chaos From Bus Overhaul Did Not Materialize (Columbus Dispatch)
• Cincinnati Enquirer: Hamilton County Commissioner Shouldn’t Bail Out SORTA With Levy Funds
• Laketran Officials Discuss NE Ohio Transit’s Future After Sales Tax Revenue Loss (Lima News-Herald)
• Google Street View — For Parks (WVXU)
• Want BRT in Your Community? Call This Boston Foundation (Boston Globe)

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• Bus Officials Expect “Manic” Monday as Route Redesign Rolls Out (Columbus Dispatch)
• Smart City Grant Paves Way for Columbus’ Transit Dreams (Columbus Business First)
• This WVXU Story on “Self-Driving Vehicles” Should Have Ended With the First Line
• Amish Hope Buggy Visibility Markers Will Reduce Traffic Collisions (Akron Beacon Journal)
• Metro Ponders Privatization Options, Mines Boston Model for Inspiration (WaPo)
• Outdated New York City Subway Signaling Causes Headaches (NYT)

• Surplus Levy Funds Could Shore Up SORTA Deficit, Says Hamilton Commissioner (Cincinnati Enquirer)
• SORTA Balances Budget, But Impending Fiscal Deficit Looms (Cincinnati Business Courier)
• Developer Proposes Old Baseball Stadium for Autonomous Vehicle Testing (Columbus Business First)
• Cooper Stadium Renovation Into Smart City Hub Stalls (Columbus Business First)
• Cincinnati Mayoral Candidates Spar Over City’s Transit Vision (Cincinnati Business Courier)
• Indiana Legislature Passes 10-Cent Gas Tax (Eagle Country)
• Uber’s Self-Driving Head Stole Our Technology, Says Rival Company (BuzzFeed)

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• Declining Greater Cincinnati Bus Ridership Places Several Routes in Jeopardy (Cincinnati Enquirer)
• COTA President Resigns Days Before System Redesign Comes Online (Columbus Dispatch)
• Next COTA Head Should Prioritize Smart City Technologies, Says Columbus Mayor (Columbus Biz)
• Fatal Public Square Crash Ruled “Avoidable,” RTA Bus Driver Indicted (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
• Food and Art Return to Popular Ohio River Pedestrian Bridge (WCPO)
• Boston Commuter Rail Line Ridership Has Tripled Since 2012 (Boston Globe)
• Future Los Angeles Rail Lines Come Into Focus (KPCC)

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• Hamilton County Commissioner Proposes Regional Bus System (Cincinnati Enquirer)
• Cincinnati Could Open Transit Center to Ease Congestion for Streetcar Near Banks (WVXU)
• Columbus Schools Superintendent Spells Out Sidewalk Rights (Columbus Dispatch)
• Tracks Will Need to Close for NYC Penn Station Repairs, Officials Say (NYT)
• LA Mayor Pushes for More Spending to Reduce Traffic Deaths; Activists Want More (LA Times)

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• Cleveland Transforms Abandoned Park for Kids to Ride Dirt Bikes (WKSU)
• Short North Overhauls Parking Plan, Seeks Feedback (Columbus Dispatch 1, 2)
• Seven-Year-Old Interstate Bridge Replacement Project Nears Completion (WVXU)
• Want to See Dayton? Hop Aboard the Downtown Circulator (Dayton Daily News)
• FTA to Metro: Fix Worker Safety Issues — Or Else (WaPo)

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• Thousands March for Science in Ohio Streets (WCPO, Columbus Dispatch, Cleveland Plain Dealer)
• Cleveland Carves Multi-Modal Path Through Industrial Area (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
• Cincinnati’s MLK Drive Is No Place for Humans (WCPO)
• Ohio City Parking Lot Turning Into 11-Story Development (Cleveland SCENE)
• U.S. Secretary of Transportation Visits Autonomous Vehicle Testing Track (Dayton Daily News)
• DC Is Attracting Bus Riders (WaPo)
• Numerous Problems Threaten to Derail Amtrak Momentum (NYT)

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• Cincinnati Should Prioritize Pedestrians Over Cars, Says Mayoral Candidate (Cincinnati Business Courier)
• Why North Market Tower Buried Its Parking Garage (Columbus Underground)
• SORTA Proposes Running Another Streetcar to Meet Lunchtime Demand (Cincinnati Business Courier)
• Transit App Helps Bus Riders Navigate Route Changes (Columbus Underground)
• Cincinnati Interchanges Rank Among Nation’s Worst (Cincinnati Business Courier)
• More New York City Train Malfunctions Likely, Says Amtrak CEO (Bloomberg)
• New York City Pushes Uber to Provide In-App Tipping (NYT)

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