- Mothers of Chinatown Crash Victims Demand Action from Manhattan DA (Villager)
- MTA to Spend $500M in Stim Funds on Fulton Transit Center (NYT, News)
- Back to the Drawing Board on Real-Time Bus Info, MTA Concedes (NY1)
- Senate Stim Bill Excludes Funding Stream for Bike Paths (Philly Bike Coalition via Streetsblog.net)
- Mike Dukakis On the Future of Rail in the U.S. (Autopia)
- Brooklyn Electeds and Transit Advocates Mourn M and R Lines (City Room, NY1)
- Riverdale Ave Looks to Revitalize Through Parking (News)
- Villager Recaps Public Forum on Gansevoort Public Space Improvements
- Streetcars Start Rolling Off Assembly Line at Oregon Iron Works (Portland Transport)
- Borrow a Bike Lock at the Library (Bike Providence)
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