- Legislature Will Return Thursday to Consider "Traffic Mitigation" (City Room)
- Lawmakers Expected to Approve Creation of Congestion Pricing Panel (NY1)
- Congestion Pricing Plan Now a Test for Council Speaker Quinn (Sun)
- Hamptons Mulls Congestion Pricing Too (Sun)
- After Rejecting Bikes Lanes, CB8 Looks Forward to Sidewalk Cycling Ban (Sun)
- 45,000 Rides/Day and Counting for First Week of Parisian Bike Sharing (LAT)
- Three Naked Cyclists Arrested in Belgrade (News)
- Privatization of Parking Feeds Minneapolis City Coffers (Planetizen)
- Straphangers: 1 Train is Number One Among Commuters (NYT)
- Mom of Hit-and-Run 9-yo Girl Begs Driver to Confess (News)
- If 20th Cent. Was About Buildings, 21st Cent Will Be About Spaces Between (Star)
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