- DOT's PARK Smart Trial Is Underway in Greenwich Village (Villager)
- McCain Took Time Last Week to Vote Against Amtrak, DC Metro (WaPo via Planetizen)
- In Buenos Aires, Using Bike Theft Rates as a Public Safety Metric (Reuters)
- Where Dollars Spent at the Pump End Up (GOOD)
- State Sen. John Flanagan: Sander to Blame for MTA Woes (Newsday via 2nd Ave Sagas)
- LI Bus Needs Funding to Keep Pace With Ridership, Costs (MTR)
- DEP Commish Emily Lloyd Steps Down (City Room)
- Sharpton and Sean Bell Family Convicted for Blocking Traffic (NYT, News)
- Who's Bucking the Bear Market? Bike Makers (TreeHugger)
- More on Monday's Gridlock Extravaganza in Downtown Brooklyn (Bklyn Paper)
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