- As Gas Prices Drop, Drivers Revert to Old Habits (NYT)
- Transit and Highway Officials Tell Congress to Invest in Infrastructure (NYT)
- MTA Bigs Hint at Service Cuts on Horizon (News)
- Delancey Street Needs a Better Bike Approach to Williamsburg Bridge (Villager)
- Why Drivers Treat Cyclists as Second-Class Citizens of the Road (How We Drive)
- Can Asian Cities Avoid a Gridlocked Future? (How You Can Change the World)
- Cleveland Launches Its First BRT Line (Plain Dealer)
- Nets' Move to Brooklyn Looking Less Likely (Bklyn Paper, AYR)
- MTA Fortune Cookies -- Can the State Legislature Get Some Too? (News, City Room)
- Naparstek, Eckerson Share NYC Stories at SF Event (SF Bike Blog)
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