- Sidewalk Parking: FDNY Employees Use Invalid Parking Placards (Daily News)
- Andrew Vesselinovitch on Bike Planning at DOT (NYT)
- "Empty" S.I. Bus Lane Moves More People Than Car Lanes Do (MTR)
- Hit-and-Run Drag Racer in Stolen Car Kills Brooklyn Cyclist (NY Post)
- NYPD Buys 15 Chrysler Chargers That Can Do 150-MPH (NYT)
- Pedicab Drivers Shoot the Breeze in Bedford-Stuyvesant (NYT)
- Beach 105th Street Is City's Least-Used Subway Station (NY Post)
- Chelsea Treetops Lopped Off, Denials Follow (NYT)
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