- Obama: Ask Not What You Can Do to Wean Your Country Off Fossil Fuels (NYT, Grist)
- Operators of Yankee Stadium Parking Garages Owe Millions in Back Rent (News)
- Staten Islanders Embrace Car-Free Days in Port Richmond (Advance)
- CB 18, Civic Association Cranks Howl Over Bay Ridge and Canarsie Bike Routes (News)
- Assembly Member Marge Markey Wants Cameras to Police Maspeth Truck Traffic (COMET)
- Queens CM Dan Halloran Confronts TEA for Reckless Driving, Gets a Ticket (News)
- Motorcyclist Run Over and Killed on Atlantic Ave in Boerum Hill (News, B'stoner)
- Bicycle Times Explains Why Justice for Fallen Cyclists Is So Hard to Come By
- In Black Hawk, Colorado, Anyone Riding a Bike Is Probably an Outlaw (Denver Post)
- The Lowly Subway Rat Gets Its Day in the News Cycle (NYT, News, Post, AMNY, WNYC)
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