- More Park(ing) Day Coverage (NYT, WSJ, City Room, BikeBlog, Sus. Flatbush)
- NYT Likes the Idea of Cars 'Protecting' Cyclists From Cars (NYT)
- Park Ave Ped Signals Could Come Next Year (NYT)
- Cobble Hill Motorists Want Those Five Spaces (Brooklyn Paper)
- Existing Concrete Yards Exempted From Proposed Regs (NYT)
- Verrazano Congestion Backs Into Neighborhoods, Blocks Driveways (NYT)
- Drivers Ignore Stop Sign at BQE Entrance (Gowanus Lounge)
- East River Development Would Replace Street Segments (NYT)
- Residents Want Downtown Street Opened to Cars (NYT)
- Gale Brewer Backs Bus Cameras (AMNY)
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