- Critical Mass Lives -- Underground (BikeBlog)
- City Air Quality Worsens (Post)
- Advance Praise for Sadik-Khan (Wonkster)
- Council Members Want Transit Improvements (Post)
- PlaNYC Coverage Sparks 'Sustainability Watch' (Gotham Gazette)
- U.S. Refuses to Pay London Congestion Charge (Post)
- Atlantic Yards Demo Suspended Amid Calls for More Oversight (AYR)
- 13-Year-Old Cyclist Killed by Hit-and-Run SUV Driver (NYT, Post, Newsday)
- Brooklyn Pedestrian Pinned to Building, Killed, No Charges Filed (Daily News)
- NYPD Using Empty Cruisers to Slow Speeders (Daily News)
- Water Taxi Service Looks to Expand (Brooklyn Eagle)
- Brooklyn Bridge Would Fare Better with Private Owner (Sun)
- Carbon-Offsets Panned as Consumerist Gimmick (NYT)
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