• Deputy Brian Kearbey Hit, Killed Charles Colbert Sunday Night in Poplar Bluff (Post-Dispatch)
• Tina Schwellensatti Suing Motorist Who Injured Her Two Years Ago (Madison-St. Clair Record)
• Governor’s Recent Actions to Withhold Transpo Funds Affecting Schools Across Missouri (Chillicothe News)
• Construction Schedule for MetroLink October 17-21 (NextStop)
• MoDOT Wants Neosho to Take Over Maintenance of Some Roads (Neosho Daily News)

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• MoDOT Beating the Funding Drum, Again (Missouri.net)
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• Benton Park Puts on Pop-Up Traffic Calming Demonstration (Trailnet)
• Kansas City Loses Out on Another Smart City Funding Opportunity (KC Star)
• Motorist Strike, Injures Woman in Central West End (Post-Dispatch)
• O’Fallon Police On Hand to Talk Bike Safety at School (BND)

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• This Half-Mile of Road Is Getting a Lot of Attention in St. Louis County (Post-Dispatch)
• Tim Gets to Work Using MetroLink (NextStop)
• Bike Infrastructure in Carthage Is Booming (Joplin Globe)
• Union, Missouri, Closer to Getting Transportation Committee (The Missourian)
• IDOT Approves 33 Bike/Ped Improvement Projects (BND)
• America Walks RFP for Its 2017 Summit in St. Paul, MN
• Do Bike Helmets or Safer Road Conditions Matter More for Cyclists? (Co.Exist)

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• FTA Awards Nearly $375,000 for North-South MetroLink Study (St. Louis Business Journal)
• Missouri’s Investment in Transit is Abysmal (CMT)
• Motorist Strikes, Kills David Murillo-Title in Marion County Tuesday Night (KHQA)
• St. Louis County Jeopardizes Safety of Entire Neighborhood by Turning Off Street Lights (KMOV)
• Check Out Jeff City’s Bike/Ped Plan
• Study Shows Racial Bias Plays a Part in Motorists Failing to Yield to Pedestrians (Treehugger)
• “Creative Placemaking” Gives Communities the Opportunity to Become Healthier Places (UrbanLand)

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• Working With Bicycles Has Helped Tom Determine His Life Path (UMSL Daily)
• More Details Emerge on MetroLink’s “Ride to Wellness” Plans (Progressive Railroading)
• Motorist Injures Dawn French, Flees Scene in Barry County (Joplin Globe)
• Missouri’s Capitol on Its Way to Becoming More Bike-Friendly (News-Tribune)
• This Week’s MetroLink Construction Schedule (NextStop)
• Artwork From 10 Local Artists to Be Displayed in 200 Metro Stops (NextStop)

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• Fate of UberX in St. Louis Still Up in the Air (Post-Dispatch)
• Poplar Bluff: Motorist Strikes and Kills Charles Colbert III (The Eagle)
• Motorist Strikes, Injures Cyclist Micah Roberts in Callaway County (Fulton Sun)
• Chester Kojro Explains Right Hooks, Avoiding Them and More (Carthage Press)
• A Bridge Built Right Will Last a Long Time (BND)
• 100 Years Ago Streets Belonged to Pedestrians; Cars Were Deemed a Menace (CityLab)
• KC Public Works Starts “Glow Before You Go” Walk/Bike Education Campaign (InfoZine)

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• Nov. 16-17: Capital Ideas II Transpo Seminar in Sacramento
• Bike Lanes Are Part of the Solution to Traffic (Treehugger)

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