- LaHood's Transpo Bill Delay Like a "Bomb Being Dropped" on Oberstar's Committee (AP, NYT)
- Barbara Boxer Has No Problem With Putting Off Transportation Reform (Streetsblog Cap Hill)
- Will BRT Get the Priority It Needs on NYC Streets? (WNYC)
- Public Comment on Highway Expansion Projects Is a Charade (Pol Environment via Streetsblog.net)
- Time Mag Has a Feature on the Coming Urb-ification of Tysons Corner
- Is There Hope for Nassau's "New Suburbia"? (NYT)
- State DOT Kills Long Island Ped/Bike Program (MTR)
- Bklyn Paper Editor Tests Accelerator of Electric Mini
- Companies Vie to Set Up Electric Car Infrastructure in Cities (Green Inc)
- Jackson Heights' 78th Street Play Street Is Back for Another Summer (NY1)
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