- Traffic Pollution the "Outdoor Version of Secondhand Smoke" (Daily News)
- Mets Ask Fans to Take Transit (Daily News)
- Shoup: The Benefits of Market-Based Parking (NYT)
- New Regs Would Outlaw Pedicab Commuting (AMNY)
- Helmet Law for Delivery Cyclists Signed by Mayor Bloomberg (NYT)
- Bill Would Triple Fine for Illegal Truck Parking (Daily News)
- New Standoff Over Critical Mass (Voice)
- Groundbreaking Set (Again) for Second Avenue Subway (Daily Intel)
- Proposed Taxi Stand Investment Should Go to Transit (Second Ave. Sagas)
- Bloomberg Likes San Gennaro - and Police Spying (Gothamist)
- City Bids to Control Statue of Liberty Ferry Service (NYT)
- Former Official May Return to Head NYC Transit (Post)
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