- City to Cut Down on Teacher Placards, But Not Parking Spots (NYT, News, Post)
- Bloomberg Looking Into Car-Free Prospect Park (Sun)
- Privatization Catching On as Answer to Sagging US Infrastructure (NYT)
- SF Bike Blog: Cyclists Must Organize to Overcome Gadfly Obstructionist
- Highbridge Trail Revamped, Though Park Maintenance Lags (Metro)
- Paul Steely White Talks to The Observer
- Man Sues City After Alleged Road Rage Beating by Off-Duty Cops (Post)
- Denver Pedicabbies Look to Boost Industry Image (WSJ)
- Miami Cab Driver Hits Eleven Cyclists (Miami Herald, WPLG, WFOR, Transit Miami)
- New York One of Few States to Challenge Auto Insurance Rate Hikes (NYT)
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