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    • Bratton Won't Stay Beyond Next Year (NYT)
    • L-Pocalypse 2019! (2nd Ave Sagas, News, DNAAMNY, PostBklyn Paper)
    • It Doesn't Look Like the 2nd Ave Subway Will Launch This Year (DNA)
    • Crain's: John Degnan Needs a Better Plan to Replace Port Authority Bus Terminal
    • DDC Won't Finish Astor Place Reconstruction Until the Fall (DNA)
    • Metro North Rolls Out Mobile Ticketing on the Harlem Line (DNA)
    • 4 Ways to Improve Bus Service Besides Dedicated Transit Lanes (MTR)
    • Only 1.8% of NYC Freight Moves By Rail, Hence the Truck Traffic Pounding Our Streets (Crain's)
    • There Are Bioswale NIMBYs in Flushing and of Course Tony Avella Is Fighting for Them (TL)
    • Cap'n Transit: Street Fairs Shouldn't Disrupt the Bike Network

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