- Albany Passes Bill to Step Up Blocking-the-Box Enforcement (Post, Daily Politics, NY1)
- T.A. Study: UWS Drivers Travel 366,000 Miles Each Year Cruising for Parking Spots (Post)
- Brooklyn Judge Expands Parking Privileges in Columbus Park (News)
- David Gantt Defiant About Blatant Cronyism (City Room)
- MTA's David Mack Reverses Course, No Longer Backs Free Passes for Board (NYT, News)
- Re-Routing Buses to Queens Mall Raises Suspicions of MTA Nepotism (Post)
- Paterson to Truckers: I Don't Support a Gas Tax Holiday. Bruno: I Do. (Albany Watch, Post)
- South Bronx Initiative Doesn't Address Hunts Point or Sheridan Expressway (WNYC)
- $10K Prize Will Go to Best Red Hook Bike Plan (Bklyn Paper)
- Plans Advance for Westchester BRT Route (MTR)
- Bumper Stickers Are Hallmarks of Aggressive Drivers, Study Finds (WaPo)
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