- Commission Considers Tolling All Bridges, Cab Surcharge (News, Post, Sun)
- PlaNYC an Echo of John V. Lindsay's 'Overweaning Ambition' (R'dale Press)
- Hudson Yards Group Finds Proposals Lacking (Rail Yards Blog)
- Times Doesn't Know New York Has Bike Boxes (NYT)
- No BRT for Nostrand Ave? (Bklyn Junction via Second Ave Sagas)
- Critics of Bus Route Change Cite Hemmerdinger Family Tie (News)
- Three City Buses Involved in Two Crashes at Same Intersection (NY1)
- Couple Double-Parks for Wife's Dialysis, Gets $115 Ticket (News)
- UK Panel Seeks to Soften Penalties for Drivers Who Kill (Guardian)
- Thom Yorke and David Byrne Discuss Impact of Touring (Grist)
- India Succumbing to Cars; Tata, Ford Licking Chops (I'm Seeing Green)
- Man's Death in Sydney Suburb Goes Unnoticed for a Year (NYT)
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