• Trump’s Budget Would Be a Disaster for Dallas Transit (Morning News)
• Predicted Budget Crisis From Constitutionally Requiring $5B/Year in Road Spending Has Arrived (Tribune)
• Fort Worth Police Looking for Hit-and-Run Driver Who Left Student in a Coma (Morning News)
• Houston’s Cigna Sunday Streets Open Streets Event Is This Sunday in the GOOF
• …San Antonio’s Síclovía Open Streets Event Is Same Day — Don’t Miss the Slow and Low Line Extension
• Help Develop a New Vision for Congress Ave at Austin’s Urban Design Initiative
• Metro Still Dealing With Issues From Pre-Mayor Parker Design-Build Contracts (Houston Chron)
• City of Georgetown — Which Chooses Not to Pay Transit Tax — To Get Fixed Bus Routes (KXAN)
• CodeNEXT Consultants Try and Fail to Defend Preservation of Segregationist Zoning (Monitor)

• 22-Year-Old Tahjai Jackson Won’t Survive Injuries Inflicted By Unlicensed Driver (KXAN)
• Houston Bike Plan Expected to Finally Pass This Morning (Houston Chron)
• John Esparza Found in Oklahoma, Admits to Killing Rachel Spelman (Dallas Observer)
• Austin Transpo Dept’s Rob Spillar and Annick Beaudet Live on KOOP Radio Today at 2
• How to Participate in Austin’s “Project Connect” Regional Transit Plan (Cap Metro)
• Construction Begins on Massive Mixed-Use Development in Deep Ellum (Morning News)
• Texas Public Radio Will Discuss San Antonio Walkability at 12:30pm Today

• Texas High-Speed Rail Interests Hire Washington Lobbying Firm (The Hill)
• Register Today for TTI’s 2017 Traffic Safety Conference and Advocate for Vision Zero, June 7-9
• Four New MetroRail Cars Are On Their Way to Austin’s Low-Ridership Rail Line (Monitor)
• Road Building Induces Car-Dependent Development (Star-Telegram)
• DART Removes Bus Stop in Effort to Cut Down on Crime (NBCDFW)

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• Houstonians Rallying for Houston Bike Plan – Again – At City Hall: Tuesday, 6:30pm (BikeHouston)
• El Paso Police Investigated 11 DWI Cases in 26 Hours Over The Weekend
• Hit-and-Run Driver Killed Rachel Spelman Walking Across Street in Uptown Dallas (CultureMap)
• …Dallas Council Member Phillip Kingston Calls for Completely Rebuilding the Dangerous Street
• Hit-and-Run Driver Crashed Into a Pedicab During SXSW; Victims Will Be Okay (Statesman)
• …Only 3% of Austin Hit-and-Run Cases Are “Cleared With Arrest” (KXAN)
• Capital Metro “Innovation Zones” Could Mean Robot Buses for Low Density Areas (Community Impact)
• TTI Tells Senate Speed Cameras Are Best Tool to Prevent Right-Angle Intersection Crashes — #TXLege Seeks to Outlaw Them.

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• Engineer Karun Sreerama Will Be Houston’s New Director of Public Works and Engineering (HoustonGov)
• San Antonio VIA Hosting Series of Workshops for Transit Corridor Planning
• City of Austin Vision Zero Input Map Allows Citizens to Report Dangerous Streets
• Rainey Traffic Study Calls for Less Parking, More Pedestrian Infrastructure (KUT)
• Senator Robert Nichols Joins Anti-High Speed Rail Activists Supporting Budget Bill (BizJournals)
• Rep. Byron Cook Calls for Directly Connecting Downtown With High Speed Rail (Morning News)
• Transpo Commission to Vote on Billion$ for Downtown Houston Freeways (Community Impact)
• “Freedom Does Not Mean You Have the Right to Risk Someone’s Life” (Jacksonville Progress)
• Uber Is the Sharrow of Transportation Options (Tri-State Transportation Campaign)

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• Metro Houston Partners With Private Garages for Park and Ride to Rodeo (Christof)
• Reminder That HOU Is Building Very High Quality Hike/Bike Infrastructure (Houston Parks Board)
• Former Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk: Why I Signed On to the Texas Bullet Train (Morning News)
• 57-Year-Old Man Trying to Catch a Bus Killed By Pickup Truck Driver (Morning News)
• Drunk Driver Kills Good Samaritan Who Helped Woman Change Tire on I-30 (Morning News)
• Drunk Driver Kills Woman Driving on Loop 1604 Feeder Road (News4SA)
• BikeAustin Condemns Austin Police Department Blaming Bike Rider Killed By Drunk Driver
• Senate Committee Heard Testimony on Forcing Uber/Lyft Back on Austin Today (Tribune)

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