- Sander: MTA Shortfall Puts Future of Region at Risk (NY1)
- Big Box Giant BJ's Eyes Two Brooklyn Locations for New Stores (News)
- More on Yesterday's Summer Streets Presser (Sun, Post, AMNY, Politicker)
- Speculation Abounds on How Far MTA Will Take Corporate Sponsorship (Post)
- 2nd Ave Sagas: The 'Adopt-a-Station' Model Deserves a Shot
- Bronx Bus Riders Want Manhattan Stop Restored to Select Bus Route (Norwood News)
- Ikea's In-House Traffic Engineers to Discuss Bus Problems With Brooklyn CBs (Bklyn Paper)
- Arrest of Car Thieves Leads to Sidewalk Mayhem (News)
- Orioles Lead AL East in Bike Commuting Ballplayers (Balt Sun via SGA)
- Boston's First Bike Lanes Are Ready to Roll (Globe via Planetizen)
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