- Yankee Stadium Garages Could Be Open Year Round (onNYTurf)
- City Launches Cyclist Safety Campaign (Sun)
- Protesters Want Hansom Cab Ban (NY1, City Room)
- Sadik-Khan Testifies on Bridges (City Room)
- New Traffic Signal for Williamsburg Intersection (Daily Eagle)
- Electric Car Draws a Crowd in Long Island City (Daily News)
- California Emissions Suit Dismissed (NYT)
- More on Meat Eating and Climate Change (Gristmill)
- Americans More Confident in Locally Grown Food (NYT)
- Idling Ambulance Clouds Up Clinton and Myrtle (Clinton Hill Blog)
- Valet Parking at JFK (Post)
- Gotbaum Invests in Oil Companies (Daily News)
- Saudi Women Challenge Driving Ban (BBC)
- Survey Finds Straphangers Waiting for Improvements (NY1)
- In Defense of the F Express (Second Ave Sagas)
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