• Listen to St. Louis Public Radio on What’s Happening With the Trestle and Other GRG Projects
• MoDOT’s McKenna Calls for Ban on Handheld Cellphone Use By Motorists (Southeast Missourian)
• This MO Rep Thinks Building Sidewalks Is a Waste (LakeExpo)
• Expect Delays/Shuttles This Weekend on MetroLink (NextStop)
• MoDOT Hires KC Firm to Work on Internet-Connected Roads and Other Gadgetry (Startland News)
• Columbia’s South Providence Speed Limit Dropping from 55 to 50 MPH (ABC17)

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• ADA Improvements Coming to Columbia Sidewalks, Public Meeting Today (KOMU)
• Hey St. Louis, London’s Devoting $1 Billion to Bike Infrastructure (Treehugger)

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• Show-Me Institute Talks to KTRS About Supposed Cost of MetroLink Expansion
• What Will Happen to Funding for Missouri’s Roads Is Now a Complete Unknown (OzarksFirst)
• New Hybrid and Electric Cars Are Required to Make Noise by 2019 (BND)

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• Nicholas Burks Skips Trial for 2014 Deadly Hit-And-Run (Fox4KC)
• Lafayette County: Report Says Stephanie Green “Walked Into the Driver’s Side Door” (KMZU)
• There’s a Bumpy Road Ahead for U.S. Transit Infrastructure Changes (KC Star)
• It’s Traffic Incident Response Awareness Week (Buffalo Reflex)

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• North St. Louis Seeing Sliver of Hope in Development (St. Louis American)
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• NextStop Recaps FTA’s Visit to St. Louis
• Kansas City Taking Steps to Make Trails Safer for Cyclists/Peds (Fox4KC)
• And the Study Shows: People Are Healthier in Walkable Cities (Planetizen)

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• Tune in Today at 1 p.m. CST to Hear How the Election Will Affect Transportation (T4America)
• Trump Plans to Spend Big on Infrastructure Without Spending “Our” Money (Wired)
• CityLab Looks Into Trump’s Claim That He’ll Fix “Inner Cities”

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• Prop. A Failed; MoDOT Will Need to Find Funding Elsewhere (KC Star)
• Chesterfield’s City Council Opposing Baxter Road Becoming Multi-Modal (Post-Dispatch)
• Kansas City Voters Reject Transit Activist Clay Chastain’s Light-Rail Plan (KC Star)
• Infrastructure Change Starts at the Local Level (Strong Towns)
• Berlin’s Most Famous Street to Go Car-Free Starting in 2019 (CityLab)

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• If You Live in KC or Independence, You’re in Luck: Buses Are Free All Day Today to Help People Vote (KCUR)
• Get a Sneak Peek at Metro’s New Website (NextStop)
• Motorist Flees Scene After Hitting, Injuring Thomas Coleman in Jasper County (Joplin Globe)
• Treehugger Offers Some Biking at Night Tips
• To Have a Walkable City, Sidewalk Funding Matters (Strong Towns)

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