- D.C. Launches Bike-Share Network (WaPo)
- More Than 40 U.S. Cities Exploring Streetcar Systems for Their Downtowns (NYT)
- Observer Interviews Amtrak CEO Alex Kummant
- Simcha Felder Introduces Three Bills About On-Street Parking in City Council (Sun, Metro)
- Bloomberg: Council Members Don't Need Reserved Parking Spots (Daily Politics, News)
- Queens Man Ran Private Parking Lot on City Property for 13 Years (NYT, Post)
- D.A. Investigating Cop's Critical Mass Takedown (Chelsea Now)
- Developers Want Permission to Build $10B Tunnel Under L.I. Sound (AMNY)
- Madison Square Extension Almost Finished (Curbed)
- Biking Beijing With an Olympic Cyclist (NYT)
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