- Transit Ranked Most Important NYC Public Service (Gotham Gazette)
- CB6 to Review Ninth St Bike Lanes (P.S. Courier via Gowanus Lounge)
- Yassky Recycles Old Traffic Plan (AYR)
- Fans Find Parking Difficult, Transit 'Easy' (Post)
- Trolley Tracks Unearthed in Carroll Gardens (Gowanus Lounge)
- Long Island Officials Given Take-Home Cars with Free Gas (Newsday)
- Cop Who Caused Fatal Crash Will Not be Charged (AMNY)
- Nassau County to Propose Red-Light Cameras (Newsday)
- Auto Makers Say Reduced Emissions Will Cause More Crashes (NYT)
- U.S. and Chavez on 'Collision Course' Over Oil (NYT)
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