- Debunking the Cars = Commerce Myth: Business Booming in Car-Free Times Square (NY1)
- Brooklyn Paper: Bike Lanes Don't Belong on Park Slope's Fifth Avenue
- Driver in Central Park Cyclist Conflict Charged With Leaving Scene (Gawker)
- Mother of Cyclist Killed on Queens Boulevard Campaigns for Bike Lanes (News)
- Boston Biker Calls for On-Street Parking (via Streetsblog.net)
- Weakened Economy Cited as MTA Fare and Toll Revenue Drops (Post)
- Upper East Side Taxi Stand Provides Cab-Share Preview (NYT)
- New Haven Citizens Use Cameras and SeeClickFix to Bust Speeders (NH Independent)
- Car Culture on the Wane: Struggling NASCAR Loses GM Support (Wheels)
- Then Again: City Drivers Eager to Cash In on "Clunkers" Subsidy (News)
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