• St. Louis Has Done a Lot to Become Bike-Friendly, But Still Has a Long Way to Go (St. Louis Public Radio)
• Motorists Seriously Injure Pedestrians in North County (Fox2Now) and High Ridge (Leader)
• Rte 141: MoDOT Aware Bike/Ped Infrastructure Limited, But Has No Plans to Improve It in New Project
• St. Louis Alderman Wants Ordinance to Make Harassment of Cyclists Illegal (Post-Dispatch)
• CMT’s Kim Cella Honored at Women’s Transportation Seminar (South County Times)
• Anthony Foxx Visits Kansas City Today to Discuss Smart City Funding (KC Business Journal)

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• Bike Commuting in St. Louis Increased 105% Between 2000-2013 (Clean Technica)
• At Least One of Missouri’s 600 Bridges in Critical Condition Will Be Replaced (Post-Dispatch)
• No Car, No Problem for This Metro Commuter (NextStop)
• Team West Won This Year’s CMT Great Race Challenge
• #MakeMeCount Campaign Urges U.S. DOT to Consider Bus Riders, Cyclists, Pedestrians (T4America)
• NextCity Cites Five Ways Cities Can Pay for Infrastructure

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• Join Cyclists in KC and STL Tonight for 10th Annual Ride of Silence
• Kansas City Streetcar Ridership Beyond Expectations in First Week (KC Star)
• Petition for Safer Streets Comes From 14-Year-Old in Columbia (Columbia Tribune)
• Bike Commuting on the Rise in Lee’s Summit (Lee’s Summit Journal)
• Stop Blaming Victims for the Alarming Increase in Pedestrian Deaths (Treehugger)
• Cool Idea for Local Libraries: Loaner Bike Locks (Cyclelicious)

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• More Bike Lanes and Bike Racks Coming to KC (KC Star)
• Even With State Law That Cyclists Are Entitled to Use the Road, Many Cyclists Feel Threatened (KCUR)
• Opinion: Early and Ongoing Education Important Factor for Safe Cycling (Post-Dispatch)
• MetroLink Adds More Service Tonight for Blues Playoff Game (NextStop)
• Would Barriers at MetroLink Stops Make It Safer? (KPLR11)
• Springfield Residents Take Bike to Work Week to Heart (Ozarks First)
• Madison County Transit Celebrating Bike Month With New Trails, Photo Contest (Riverbender)

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• Crosswalk Signal Doesn’t Allow Time for People to Cross at V.A. Hospital (KMOV)
• Officials Look to Make Missouri Blvd. in Jeff City Safer for Walking, Biking (ABC17)
• It’s Bike to Work Week in Springfield (and everywhere else) (Ozarks First)
• MetroLink Construction Schedule for May 16-20 (NextStop)
• Excerpts From Last Week’s “Ask the Road Crew” Chat (Post-Dispatch)
• 7 Ways Being a Pedestrian/Cyclist Rocks in St. Louis (Through My Lens)

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• KSDK Gets Answers and Upgrades to Dangerous Crosswalk in the Central West End
• Jason Feels More Connected to the City Using Metro (NextStop)
• Bike Walk KC Teaching Rules of the Road at Bike Safety Event on May 21 (Daily Star-Journal)
• FHWA Giving More Control to Local Communities on Street Design (T4America)
• Infrastructure, Education Should Come Before Helmets (Treehugger)

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• Travis Crain Pleads Guilty for Killing Mark Harris While Texting and Driving in Hit-And-Run in Edwardsville (Riverbender)
• KPLR Talks With CMT About Its Great Race Today
• MoDOT Adds 855 Projects to Its 5-Year Plan (The Missouri Times)
• May 14: It’s Your Chance to Be Part of a Photo Shoot to Help Save Historic Rte. 66 Bridge (Route 66 News)
• St. Joseph Doing Its Part to Become More Bike-Friendly (Fox26)
• Cycling Brings More Than Good Health; It Generates Billions for the U.S. Economy (Strong Towns)

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