- Growing Calls for a Liveable NYC (TSTC)
- 'Carbon Offset' Business Takes Root (NPR)
- As We Add Millions How Do We Stay Mobile? (Washington Post)
- Bicyclists and Others Protest a Plan for New Parade Rules (NYT)
- NYPD Holds Hearings on New Permit Rules (WNYC)
- Scary Hit-and-Run Statistics (Gothamist)
- Camera Surveillance Increasing for All but Traffic Scofflaws (TSTC)
- Moscow Chokes on Growing Traffic Problems (NPR)
- Traffic Tidbit: "sign of economic health" (NLG)
- Brennan, Millman, Robinson ask Silver to delay, modify AY project (AYR)
- Metro-North to Break Ground on Yank Stadium Train Station This Spring (TSTC)
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