- NYT Looks at How Congestion Pricing Works in London and Other Cities
- Chicago Outlaws Dooring (Tribune via Bike Blog)
- MTA Raises Tolls on Bridges and Tunnels (Newsday, NY1)
- 125th Street Rezoning Puts Limits on Bank Branches (City Room)
- Police Car Hits, Kills Pedestrian in Brooklyn (News, Post)
- Ex-Cop Gets One Year for Fatal DWI Crash (Newsday)
- New Urbanist Calls for Complete Streets (Hartford Courant)
- Satellite Navigation: A Cure for Congestion? (Economist)
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