- Business Group Critical of Congestion Pricing (AMNY)
- CB6 Cleared to Make Way for Gowanus Rezoning (Daily Intel)
- Nassau and Suffolk Lead in Auto Fatalities (Newsday)
- Two Children Hit by Two Police Cars (Post)
- Unlicensed Teen Hit Cyclist with Rented Car (Gothamist)
- Bike Lane Liberation Ride Tonight (BikeBlog)
- 'Expensive' Gas May Not Deter Holiday Travel (Newsday)
- Not All Vacations Require Cars (National Geographic via Carfree USA)
- Emissions Drop Slightly from All-Time Peak (NYT)
- 'Smart Cards' Tested on City Buses (AMNY)
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