- NYPD Cuts Number of Parking Placards (Post, News)
- Details of RPP Plan Surprise Audience at DOT Parking Forum (Brooklyn Eagle)
- Red Hook Bus Routes May Soon Extend Into Manhattan (News)
- Why DOT Launched 'Safe Streets For Seniors' Program (Gotham Gazette)
- Subway Station Paint Jobs to Resume in April (NY1)
- Seattle Seeks to Reduce Right-Hook Collisions (Seattle Times via Planetizen)
- Homemade Crosswalk Lands Indiana Man in Jail (Blosker via Car Free USA)
- France Unveils Faster, More Spacious High-Speed Train (BBC)
- Is Abu Dhabi's Proposed Zero-Carbon City For Real? (DOT Earth)
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