- Dinowitz to Host Congestion Pricing Forum Tonight (West Bronx Blog)
- European Air Pollution More Dangerous Than Car Crashes (Reuters)
- Bike Parking, Trees to Be Required in Parking Lots (Queens Gazette)
- Lopate: Could Paris Bike-Sharing Work Here? (WNYC)
- Ninth Ave Cycle Track Not the Same as Failed 1980 Broadway Lanes (TSTC)
- Bike Delivery Law a 'Safe Issue' for Lappin (Sun)
- Monserrate Bill Would Regulate Stadium Parking Fees (Sun)
- Quinn Ponders Term Limits a.k.a. Loss of Parking Privileges (Daily Politics, Post)
- Avella Says Real Estate Industry Rules Council (Politicker)
- Suffolk County Exec Holds Up Transpo Funds (TSTC)
- Public, Press More Fed Up With Albany Than Usual (ReformNY)
- Woman Killed by Motorcycle in Harlem (Post)
- Man in Wheelchair Hit by Two Cars; No Charges Filed (AMNY)
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