- Denver Police Issue Bike Threat Alert (TIME/Swampland)
- Times Dumbfounded by Instant Popularity of Broadway Boulevard
- On Heels of Summer Streets, TA Renews Call for Car-Free Prospect Park (Sun)
- Cops Seen Spinning Cruiser Through Bay Ridge Park (News)
- Traffic Agent Donnette Sanz Eulogized by Bloomberg and Kelly (News, Sun)
- 10-Year-Old Queens Cyclist Hit After Being Pinned in Median (News, Post)
- Grandfather of 12 Killed by Speeding Driver in Park Slope (News)
- Struck While Cycling in July, Assemblywoman Ellen Young Resumes Campaign (City Room)
- Study Says Americans Driving More Safely; 41,000 Dead Last Year (Post)
- Traffic Shift Pits Neighbor Against Neighbor in Pelham Bay (NYT)
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