- City Will Appeal Pedicab Ruling (City Room)
- Quinn Briefly Encounters Protesters (Villager)
- Pier 40 Plan Opposed by West Village Residents (TRE, Villager)
- Assemblyman: Checking Traffic Data While Driving Is Unsafe (Post)
- Unused Verrazano Toll Booths to Be Removed in 2014 (Bklyn Paper)
- Valet Bike Parking Could Have Fringe Benefits (Bike Snob)
- Bike Sharing Considered for Philadelphia (Inquirer)
- British Columbia Unveils $14 Billion Transit Plan (Globe-Mail)
- China Getting Dangerous for Pedestrians and Cyclists (TSC via Planetizen)
- Where Do Presidential Candidates Stand on Transportation? (MTR)
- Bush, US Bow to 'Petro-Islam' (Newsweek)
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