- Report Criticizes Proliferation of Parking Development (Metro, AMNY, Sun)
- More Cities Opening Streets to Pedestrians and Cyclists (CS Monitor)
- US Seniors Find Sidewalks, Bike Lanes, Transit Service Lacking (MarketWatch via Planetizen)
- State of Cities, Infrastructure Missing From Presidential Debate (NYT, NYC.gov)
- Times Op-Ed Series Examines Transit, Parking and Walking
- Glendale Neighbors Celebrate Rerouting of Q45 (NYT)
- Times Square Taxi Crash, Falling Window Bring Ped Injuries, No Charges (NYT, Post, News, Sun)
- City Pedestrians Wary of Construction-Related Dangers (NYT)
- Texting While Walking Targeted by Doctors, Lawmakers (Wonkster, Daily Politics)
- Advertising Sends Mixed Messages on Cycling (Bike Commuter Blog)
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