- Why Is There a Gender Gap in City Cycling? (City Room)
- Day After Fare Hike, Manhattan Institute Comes Out With a Study on MTA Salaries (News, SI Live)
- And Here's Another Angry Commuter Story (NY1)
- DOT Puts Bronx Speedway Allerton Ave on a Road Diet (MTR)
- Summer Streets 2009: 13 NYC Neighborhoods Get Car-Free Days (NYT)
- City Council Holds Committee Hearing on Pedicab Regs (City Room, Post)
- New NYCT Buses: Quieter, More Smiley (News)
- The Search Is on for a New Transportation Commish in Chicago (Carfree Chicago via Streetsblog.net)
- Williamsburg Walks: Saturated With Skaters? (Gothamist)
- Drivers Have It Better Than Straphangers at SE Corner of Union Square (Restless)
- Long Beach's One of a Kind Painted Sharrow Lane (Streetsblog LA)
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