- In D.C., It's the Summer of the Bicycle (WaPo)
- David Yassky Renews Push for Residential Parking Permits (Sun)
- City Starts Cutting Down on Parking Placards for Teachers (Sun)
- MTA Study: Nearly Half of Subway Stations in Bad Condition (NYT, News, Post)
- MTA Looks Into Corporate Sponsorship of Stations (AMNY)
- Subway Service Advisory Hotline on Its Last Legs (AMNY)
- Broadway Boulevard Taking Shape (Gothamist)
- Making the Connection Between Energy Policy and Land Use (Nat'l Journal)
- Checking in on TransMilenio, Eight Years On (City Fix)
- Orlando to Convert Bus Fleet to Biodiesel (TreeHugger)
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