- Rally Today, 10 am, Against the NYPD's Proposed Bicycling Restrictions
- Bigger Push for Charging Drivers Who Use the Busiest Streets (NYT)
- Related: Event: Road Pricing Worked in London, Can it Work in New York?
- Bloomberg Admin Developing Land Use Plan for Future Populations (NYT)
- Related: Streetsblog Reveals The Garvin Report: A New Urban Vision for NYC
- Journeys End: Images of NYC's Ghost Bikes (NYT)
- Crash on Broadway: Cement Pedestrian Refuge Saves Lives (Spectator)
- Deal Sweeteners (New Yorker)
- Wealthy Finland Driver Hit With 170,000 Euro Speeding Ticket (BBC)
- Gargano's Bad Week Finally Ends (NLG)
- New High-Tech Parking Meters Leave Boston Cyclists w/out Parking (Globe)
- Lower Manhattan fights dangerous changes to highway crossing (Express)
- Public Transit Not Wheelchair-Friendly (AP)
- Woman Hurt in Hit-Run (NYT)
- Photos from Friday's "Merry Gridlock" Atlantic Yards Event
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