- Scientists Unnerved by Speed of This Summer's Arctic Melt (NASA, NYT)
- U.S. Parking Policy is a Boondoggle and an Environmental Disaster (Salon)
- Developer Plans Light Rail "People Mover" on Manhattan's West Side (Post)
- Brooklyn's Grand Army Plaza Gets Ped and Bike Improvements (Post)
- Flashback: Community Groups Push to Reclaim Grand Army Plaza (StreetFilms)
- Mike and Ken Ride a Double-Decker Hybrid Bus in London (Gothamist)
- Failure to Save Traffic Data Vexes Los Angeles City Planners (LAT)
- Quandary: Seattle Light Rail Plan Includes $7B for Highways (Planetizen, Grist)
- Taxi Drivers Gear Up for Second GPS Strike (NY1)
- Thomson Killer Was Driving Drunk (Post)
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