- Three Pedestrians Killed Across City (Gothamist)
- Rally Calls Attention to Ped Deaths (AMNY)
- Too Many Dying on City's Meanest Streets (Daily News)
- NYC Street "Carnage" (Metro)
- Blood on the Streets (Daily News)
- Cameras Catching More Red-Light Runners (Gothamist)
- Second Ave. Groundbreaking "In the Next Few Weeks" (NY Post)
- Late-Night Ride Service for Women Looks to Expand (Metro)
- Dumbo Improvement District to Push for Streets Improvements (Dumbo NYC)
- Scientists Say UK Plans to Cut CO2 Are Doomed (Guardian)
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