- The Times Asks Why NYC's Cycling Gender Gap Persists, Ignores DOT Data That Show It's Shrinking
- Mail Truck Driver Kills Cyclist Marilyn Dershowitz, 68, on West 29th Street (News)
- Widower Nathan Dershowitz, Brother of Alan, in Disbelief That Cops May Not File Charges (News)
- Bar Owner Ray Deter Dies Days After Jaguar Driver Struck Him While Cycling on Canal Street (News)
- The Economic Argument for Investing in Bike Infrastructure (NYT Economix)
- Pete Donohue Lays Into the MTA for Bargaining Hard With Transit Workers (News)
- Port Authority Pledges $3.2M to Finish Overhaul of GWB Bus Terminal (DNAinfo)
- New State DOT Commish Can Prove Her Commitment to Safety on Smithtown's Main Street (MTR)
- A Bird's Eye View of the Billion Dollar Fulton Street Transit Hub (2nd Ave Sagas)
- More Than 100 Cyclists, Including Jasmijn Rijcken, Turn Out for "Skirts on Bikes" Ride (NY Press)
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