• World Cup May Spur Transit Investments in Houston (Houston Chron)
• Free Transit All Summer Now Available to K-12 Students in Austin, Houston
• CTRMA Begins Yearlong Bridge Reconstruction in Southeast Austin (Community Impact)
• DMag Announces Dallas and the New Urbanism, Full Issue and July 11 Symposium
• Austin City Council Considers Reforming Taxicab Regulations (Statesman)
• City of La Marque Seeks $17 Million for Sidewalks, Roads, to Meet Resident Demands (Galv News)
• TXDOT Touts Bicycling/Ped Options on Highway Exit Roundabout in Austin
• Dallas City Council Aims for More Public Engagement With New Meeting Times, Locations (Morning News)

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• OpEd: Somebody Needs to Stand Up to Unreasonable NIMBYs Denying San Antonio Homes (Rivard)
• City of Hunstville Making Headway in Supporting Bicycling Infrastructure, Complete Streets
• Austin, June 28: TXDOT Public Hearing on Manchaca Rd Improvements, With (Unprotected?) Bike Lanes
• … Which Would be Insane if Manchaca’s Speed Limit & Design Speed Stays at 50 MPH
• DPS Shares Lists of Drivers Issued Citations with Immigration & Customs Enforcement (Express News)
• TXDOT Shutting Down Part of US-75 in Plano This Weekend To Remove Overpass (Morning News)
• Austin Seeks Public Input on Walter E. Long Municipal Park Master Plan
• $10,000 Reward for Information on Driver Who Fled After Killing Pedestrian Sylvia Hernandez (KENS5)

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• Robor Cars Coming to Frisco Next Month. Mayor Jeff Cheney Thinks They’ll Help Solve Traffic
• Guadalupe County Developing Its First Strategic Plan, Take the Survey
• City of Austin Doing the Right Thing, Pricing 329 Existing Parking Spots (KXAN)
• Michael Webb Killed By Unidentified Dump Truck Driver While Biking in Taylor (KXAN)
• Councilmember Kingston Wants $2 Million a Year for Bike Lanes (Morning News)
• City of Austin, Waze, Share Data on Scheduled and Unscheduled Traffic Delays
• Survey: H-GAC Updating Houston Region Bike & Ped Plan, Let Them Know Your Priorities
• Tomorrow, Houston: All-Day Incremental Development Workshop

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• Why Frontage Roads Are Bad for People (DMag)
• Critical Mass Houston’s Two Thousand Person Monthly Bike Ride Now Meeting at Stude Park
• I-35 in Oak Cliff Reopens After Work Begins on Evil $666 Million Highway Project (Morning News)
• Driver Crashes Into One South Austin House, Another Person Drives Through Two Other (KXAN)
• LimeBike Now Offers Low-Income Riders 100 Pedal Bike Rides for $5, No Smartphone Required
• Downtown Dallas Transit Hub Kicking Passengers Out of Lobby with A/C at 5:30pm (Texas Rail Advocates)
• Two Motorcyclists Crash Into Each Other, Three Injured, During Republic of Texas Motorcycle Rally (Statesman)

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• Dallas Chooses S.M. Wright Highway for City’s First “Complete Street” (Dallas Innovates)
• Brandey Ackerman, Midland Pediatrician, Killed While Riding Bike  (KCBD)
• Motorcyclists Hit Austin Roads This Weekend (ATD)
• San Antonio Opens Roundabout Downtown for Safety, Increased Bike/Ped Access (KENS5)
• One Rider’s Ideas for “How to Fix Capital Metro” (Austin Monthly)
• 11 South Texas Cities Partner to Build 400 Mile Network of Trails for Public Health (HPM)
• Alamo Master Plan Proposals Include Banning Cars from Two Streets (Rivard)

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• Austin Improving Safety at Dangerous Intersections with 2016 Bond Funds (KXAN)
• Video: Extended Road Rage in Downtown Austin, No One Hurt (Ashley Paredez)
• To Maintain Affordability, Planners Seek Diverse Housing Options in Fort Worth Area (Star-Telegram)
• TXDOT Beginning $54m Road Expansion, $1.3m Repair & Maintenance Project (Arlington Voice)
• TXDOT Repairs Harvey-Damaged Bridge (Engineering News-Record)
• Urban Highway Expansion Demonstrates Induced Demand, Tolls Notwithstanding (Statesman)
• City of Houston Releases Draft of $1.15 Billion Harvey Housing Recovery Plan
• Video and Presentations from Last Night’s One Thousand Texans for Transit Event

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• KXAN Investigation Finds Mass Allegations of Sexual Harassment at TXDOT
• …Where Women Hold 22% of Jobs, And Are 50% of Humans
• SA Zoning Commission Chair Appeased by Removal of 64 Housing Units From Multifamily Housing Proposal (Rivard)
• Kirk Watson Pushing for Tolls to Finance Roadbuilding (Statesman)
• Using DART as a Woman, Personal Perspective (DMag)
• Texas Claimed 10% of 2017 US Pedestrian Deaths, 84 People in Dallas Co. What Is To Be Done? (DMag)
• Would-be Neighbors in Georgetown Deny Townhomes (Daniel Salazar)
• …Anyway, Georgetown Building Low Density Sprawl Over 314 Undeveloped Acres, Downstream Influence of Exclusion in Austin

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• City of Fort Worth: Roundabouts Are Safe, So We’re Building More
• TXDOT Spending $138m to Build Six Lanes of Frontage Roads Over Water Despite Their Dubious Value (Morning News)
• Sinkhole in Midland Stops Traffic (MRT)
• Electronic Scooter Company Operating in Austin Valued at One Billion Dollars (ABJ)
• Can California Learn Anything From Texas When it Comes to Rail? (Houston Business Journal)
• Fundraiser Today in Dallas for Deep Ellum Bartender Killed by Hit and Run Driver (Guide Live)
• If You Can’t Take Walk, Bike, or Bus, Be San Antonio’s Safest Driver (KENS 5)

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• This Week: Free Fares in Austin for CapMetro’s Rewritten, More Frequent Network (Statesman)
• … Stay Tuned for Impacts on Ridership, and check out Farm&City analysis of who is getting service
• Following Austin, Houston, VIA Also to Provide More Frequent Service With Rapid Transit Draft Plan
• …Public Meetings Throughout June, in Coordination with AAMPO
• City of Fort Worth Uses Paint to Support Multimodal Accessibility While Calming Traffic (Andrew Howard)
• Fresh Kermit! Bright Green Bike Lanes Appear on Downtown San Antonio Streets. Hopefully, More to Come

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• CTRMA Votes to Build Three New Flyovers for $130m in Northwest Austin (Community Impact)
• Downtown Austin Parking Lot Redeveloping Into 204 Unit Hotel (Towers)
• New Northgate Transit Center in El Paso Offers Shade, Bike Racks, A/C, & Wifi (KVIA)
• CapMetro, TNC Nonprofit, Partner for Free Rides to Bus Stops in West Austin Neighborhood (ABJ)
• …CapMetro Also Answers FAQs Regarding Upcoming Service Changes
• June 20, San Antonio: WTS Hosting Expert Presentation On Speed-Related Crashes
• Texas Subsidizing Cars: $2,500 for Electric/Hybrid, $5,000 for Alt Fossil Fuels (Houston Chron)
• US DOT Gives Texas $23.3 Million in Harvey Funds for Transit Spending (DFW CBS)
• Covered Bike Lanes in Houston Provide Much-Needed Shade (Christopher Andrews)
• Next Wednesday, Austin: One Thousand Texans for Transit Advocacy Training

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• Pictures From Today’s Safe Streets March In Houston (Gail DeLaughter)
• Fundraising Goal Met For Rainbow Crosswalk In San Antonio (Rivard)
• Reddit AMA from 11am-1pm Today With City of Austin Public Works Department
• Crashes Involving Motorcycles Continue At Steady Pace Despite Safety Campaigns (Express-News)
• Austin Driver Crashes Truck Into Sleeping Teenager’s Room, Charged With DWI (Statesman)
• Slideshow: El Paso School Holds Bike-A-Thon As Summer Approaches (El Paso Times)
• City of Houston Bicycle Advisory Committee Forms Two Subcommittees Focused on Safety, Equity
• 18-Wheeler Bursts Into Flames in DFW (Morning News)

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• Tomorrow, Houston: Demonstration for Safe Streets Now In Remembrance Of Polly Koch
• TXDOT Spending $135m On Five Overpasses To Eliminate All Stops From Houston To Austin (Statesman)
• No End In Sight For DFW Highway Expansions: $1.6B for LBJ East, $24B In TXDOT “Needs” Remains (Morning News)
• Different $1.6B Fails To Solve Congestion On Dallas’ I-35, TXDOT Blames Lack of Ramps (Star-Telegram)
• 18-Wheeler Catches Fire On Highway, Disrupts Morning Commute In Grapevine (Morning News)
• Low-Cost Beacons Make Transit More Accessible Throughout Houston (Houston Chron)
• Kyle Police Searching for Driver Who Fled After Killing Bicyclist John William Lyon (Spectrum)
• Friday: Webinar, Q&A With CapMetro’s Planning Team About Next Week’s Service Changes
• Submit Your Transit/Streets Art: $1,500 For Winning Design On Dallas Public Art Wall

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