- Quinn: Human-Powered Vehicles "Never Going to Be the Answer" (Voice)
- Subway Ridership Up, Bus Numbers Dip (AMNY)
- Mixed Reactions to Subway Congestion Pricing (News)
- Markowitz Will Replace Dolly Williams on Planning Commission (News)
- Objections Arise to 'Forced' Tree Plan (Sun)
- Weakening US Economy May Not Affect Oil Prices (NYT)
- San Fran Moves on Bike Sharing Program (Chronicle)
- ABC's New Carpooling Show in Trouble (TV Decoder)
- Commutes Negate 'Green' Building Positives (Planetizen)
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