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    • DOT Tests Smart Parking Sensors From Three Companies in Bronx (Post)
    • With East Side Access Coming, City Eyes Midtown Upzoning (WSJ)
    • TWU Willing to Take Low Raise, But Not No Raise, in New Contract (News)
    • Silver to DOT: Delancey Needs Crossing Guards Now and Long-Term Safety Study (DNAinfo)
    • Traffic Island, Turn Restrictions to Improve Safety at Brooklyn Bridge Park (Post)
    • Number of Pedestrians Hit While Wearing Headphones, Though Low, Triples (Post)
    • Wheelchair-Using Doctor Explains Need for Accessible Taxis (News)
    • Photo: Sheepshead Bay Cyclist Hit by Driver (Sheepshead Bites)
    • Three Injured as Garbage Truck Crashes Into Empty Storefront (NY1)

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