- LaHood Smacks Down Pro-Distracted Driving Lobbyists (Transpo Nation)
- Tom Angotti: NYC Needs Comprehensive Planning, Not Ad Hoc Side Deals (Gotham Gazette)
- Planner Alex Garvin Talks NYC Zoning Rewrite, Superblocks (Urban Omnibus)
- Yonah Freemark Questions City's Commuter Van Program, Transit Privatization (TNAC)
- What "Regime Change" Looks Like in Albany: Senate Leader's $50K Mega-SUV Now a Hybrid (Post)
- ARC Tunnel Eminent Domain Plans Infuriate Midtown Businesses (DNAinfo)
- Connecticut Just Keeps Sprawling (Courant)
- WTC Rebuilding Moves Forward; Developer Selected for Tower (NYT)
- 9/11 Security Measures Continue to Sever Park Row (1010WINS)
- Would Speed Cameras Be More Popular If You Made Them More Fun? (Grist)
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