• Peter Calthorpe: Robot Cars Won’t Solve Congestion, But Robot Transit Might (New York Times)
• Three Versions of Austin’s Next Transit Map (Austin On Your Feet)
• Lessons From Austin on Legalizing Apartments (Beyond Chron)
• DART Expands Customer Connectivity Options with Digital Kiosks
• Austin’s Rail Or Bust Activists Succeed in Getting Cap Metro to Add “BRT/LRT/ART” to Map Legend
• City of Fort Worth Asks NCTCOG for $16 Million for Complete Streets (KRLD)

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• VIA Rolls Out Smart Transit Initiatives (San Antonio Business Journal)
• Call Issued for Public to Demand Bike Lanes in North St. Mary’s Street Reconstruction
• Austin Pedestrian Advisory Council to Consider Draft Resolution on Dockless Mobility Tonight
• Two Vacancies Opening Up in January on the Houston Bicycle Advisory Committee. Apply Now.
• City of Austin Chooses Worst Option “C”, Which Will Double Car Priority Lanes on Spicewood Springs
• …Because 208 People Worried about “Future Growth” And Only 113 Had “Concern About Potential Traffic Increase Due to Additional Lanes”

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• Speaker Tonight at UT-Austin: Generation Priced Out: a Discussion with Randy Shaw
• The Woodlands / Montgomery County Keep Trying to Expand the 20th Century Roads (Houston Chron)
• City’s ‘safest driver contest’ decreased distracted driving, speeding (News4SA)
• We Know How to Save Millions from Dying on the World’s Roads (TheCityFix)
• How Many People are Getting Hurt on Electric Scooters in Dallas? (Morning News)
• Member of UT Student Govt Complains About CapMetro, Does Not Suggest UT Funding Transit (Daily Texan)
• Austin Tech Alliance Asked City Council Candidates About Their Vision For High Capacity Transit
• Electric Cars Won’t Save California [or Texas] (Curbed)
• You Voted Yet? Find Out Where to Go Here.

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• Driver Hits, Critically Injures Pedestrian on Lamar, near Bus Station, Officials Say (Statesman)
• Chasing After Congestion Continues to Cause More Congestion, Crashes (Houston Chron)
• Electric Scooters Are Good for the Environment (Environment Texas)
• How bike advocate Katie Deolloz gets around Austin (Curbed)
• Project Connect: Road Warriors Ready Their Rhetoric (Austin Politics)
• San Antonio Program Challenges Residents To Rethink How You Get To Work (TPR)

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• You Can Go Vote Today. Early Voting Through November 2. Election Day is November 6.
• …Find Your Polling Place and More at Vote Texas
• …The League of Women Voters – Texas Has a Voters’ Guide and Link to Local LWV Guides
• City of Houston Celebrating President Trump Rally with Open Streets
• Man Sustains Potentially Life Threatening Injury Falling Off Scooter in Austin (Statesman)
• …On an Average Weekend of Car Transport, Several People Died in Austin
• Report: Frequency + Transit (TransitCenter, pdf)

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• Please Don’t Drive a Single Occupant Vehicle to the SA Climate Action & Adaptation Open House
• Kyle Shelton: Too Many Traffic Cops, Not Enough Safety [Opinion] (Houston Chron)
• Commentator Argues Driving Death Machine is Only Place You Can Have Peace (Statesman)
• Austin City Council Fails to Argue Endlessly When Approving Car Dependent Wealthy Enclaves (Monitor)
• City, Dockless Mobility Companies Honing in on Rules (Movability)
• Driverless Vans, Arlington’s Newest Ride, Will Soon Ferry Cowboys Fans to Stadium (Morning News)
• City of Houston Walkable Places Emancipation Avenue Meeting, October 27
• TXDOT Tells Denton That Widening From 2 to 6 Lanes Will Increase Safety, Reduce Congestion (WBAP)

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• ICYMI: Needed: A clear and viable transit plan (San Antonio Express-News)
• Five Ways to Redesign Cities for the Scooter Era (Bloomberg)
• CAMPO Preparing to Adopt Necessary Traffic-Reducing Strategies (Austin Monitor)
• Metro Is Considering Park and Ride Bus for Conroe (Houston Public Media)
• Houston Walkable Places Pilot Meetings Coming Up: Near Northside 10/30, Midtown 11/7
• New Report Highlights Wide Availability of Advanced Clean Transportation Solutions (EDF)
• Report Offers Better Ways to Cut Traffic from New Development (Streetsblog USA)

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• Cargobikes Not Drones Are The Future For Urban Deliveries (Forbes)
• Study Ranks Houston’s Most Dangerous Intersections for Pedestrians And Cyclists (HPM)
• Host of cricket show killed after crashing into stalled 18-wheeler on Southwest Freeway (Houston Chron)
• As We Discuss Big Solutions to Climate Change, Don’t Forget People Friendly Streets (Fast Company)
• City of Dallas Reports a Total of Four Scooter Injuries Since July 1, Alongside 38 Car Traffic Deaths (Better Block)

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• City of El Paso Has Seen a 31% Increase in Traffic Deaths Compared to This Time Last Year
• Driver Flees Hit-and-Run Fatality Near DART Station in Carrollton (Morning News)
• Prosper Isn’t Backing Down from Fight to Keep U.S. 380 Bypass Out of Town (Morning News)
• City, Cap Metro Ready to Consider Transit Before, Not After, Construction (Austin Monitor)
• City of Austin Continues Slow, Triumphant March Fixing Striping Intersection By Intersection
• NCTCOG Transpo Public Meeting in Richardson Tonight. Please Ask for a Target of Zero Deaths
• Austin City Council District 9 Candidate Forum Tonight at Capital Factory

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• City of Austin Hosting Workshop Oct. 16 for Businesses Affected by Corridor Work (Community Impact)
• Scooters Are a Hit, but Council Member Alter Wonders If They’re Making Us Fatter (Austin Met)
• Project Connect: Cap Metro insists everything is on the table (Austin Monitor)
• Car Driver Hits Austin Police Officer Who Was Directing Traffic Near ACL (KXAN)
• Thinking Bigger in Order to ‘Keep Austin Affordable’ (NextCity)
• METRO planning to connect light rail to Hobby Airport (KHOU)
• Austin Considered One of the ‘Best Bike Cities in America,’ Report Says (KVUE)

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• Are Electric Scooters Here to Stay? Razor Thinks So, and So Does Dallas City Hall (Morning News)
• Women’s Transportation Seminar Austin – Wed, Oct 17 Luncheon: Austin Transpo Dept Director Rob Spillar
• Vote No on Prop J Campaign Launches to Oppose Exclusionary Zoning Referendum in Austin
• You Can Comment on Austin’s South Lamar Boulevard Corridor Plan
• Fort Worth Area House Should Be Wearing More Reflective Gear At Night (Morning News)
• The Dockless Scooter Makes Its ACL Debut, Sharing The Stage With Austin’s Pedicabs (KUT)
• Employment and Commuting Patterns among Low-, Medium- and High-wage Workers in Houston (Kinder)
• Houston Is Growing, But Its Parking Spaces May Not Be (Houston Public Media)

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• Out of Control: In Houston’s traffic carnage, design makes a difference (Houston Chronicle)
• A Work Zone crash. A Houston Husband and Two Children Dead. A Mother and Wife Asks: ‘Why?’ (Houston Chron)
• Houston Region’s Leaders Move Slowly on Design-Driven Changes to Prevent Roadway Crashes (Houston Chron)
• Dallas Embracing Scooters with More than 450,000 Trips in Under Three Months (BizJournals)
• Coming in 2019, a Much-Needed Vote on Transit for San Antonio (MySA)
• UT Center for Transportation Research Survey Open About Bicycle Signals in Austin
• Traffic Deaths Edge Lower, but 2017 Stats Paint Worrisome Picture (CNBC)
• Imagining the Future of the El Paso Streetcar Corridor (Urban Design El Paso)
• Austin Energy Has a Survey Up for Pedicab Customers Related to Electric Assist Pedicabs
• 10 Dangerous Intersections: Houston Asks The Feds For Help (BikeHouston)
• Texas To Receive $26 Million For Bus Projects (Patch)

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