- Governor Corzine Unveils $74 Million Pedestrian Safety Initiative (NJ.gov)
- Gore says tax pollution, not payrolls (Reuters)
- Epidemic of carpet-tack attacks along the Hudson River bike path (NY Mag)
- U.N. Gridlock nightmare not over (News)
- Drivers Pumped as Gas Prices Fall (News)
- Restaurant owner struck on bike dies (News)
- Bronx teen bicyclist hit by car, in fight for his life (News)
- M.T.A. Seeks Service Cuts of $20 Million (NYT)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Kills 24-Year-Old Actor on West Side Highway (Post)
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