- Paterson Pushes for Transit Armageddon: No Funding for MTA Capital Plan (NYT, News, NY1)
- Two Senate Dem Holdouts Accept Paterson's Deal (News)
- Two Others Not on Board (News)
- Shelly: "We Should Wait a Few Years" to Fund Big Transit Projects (Post)
- Next for Kent Ave: One-Way Flow With Protected Bike Path? (Bklyn Paper, Gothamist)
- DOT's 'Park Smart' Pilot Program Coming to Park Slope Main Drags (Bklyn Paper)
- Not Many Drunk Drivers Get Jail Time in Pedestrian-Packed New York City (Post)
- Police Cruiser on 911 Call Hits, Injures Pedestrian in Queens (News)
- WaPo Reports on NYC Ped/Bike Progress
- Tango Gives PUMA a Run for Its Money (RT Rider via Streetsblog.net)
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