Today’s Headlines
- Shocker: "Carmageddon" Actually a Pleasant, Light-Traffic Weekend in Los Angeles (NYT 1, 2)
- Damien Newton Called It! (Streetsblog LA)
- Commuter Challenge L.A.: The Bikes Beat JetBlue (Streetsblog LA, Slate)
- Still No Word From Cuomo on Borough Taxi Bill as Fleet Owners Make Last Stand Against It (NYT)
- Gov Will Sign Life-Saving Crossover Mirror Bill Into Law (NY1)
- Motorist Drives Land Boat Off FDR Drive, Crashes Onto Cab; Eight Injured (DNAinfo)
- Jilted Bidder Worksman Cycles Appears in Another Overblown Story Rooting for Bike-Share to Fail (Crains)
- Can NYC Reform Parking Minimums One Neighborhood at a Time? (Cap'n Transit)
- News Reporter Tries Her Hand at Pedi-Cab Driving
- Thumbs Up for First Segment of the East River Esplanade (News)
- The "Draft Ray Kelly" Campaign Has Begun (News)
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