- Drivers Injure Two 12 Year-Old Boys -- One on Foot, One on Bike -- In Separate Brooklyn Crashes (Post)
- Baruch College Students Make Use of New East 25th Street Plaza (NYT)
- Scenes From CB 2's "I'm Not Against Bike-Share, But..." Kvetch-Fest Last Night (DNA, NY1, Villager 1, 2)
- Lhota: "I'm All For the Bike-Share Program," But Bike-Share Station Sitings Are "Insensitive" (WNYC)
- A Thoughtful Look at NYC's Initial Reaction to Bike-Share Stations From the Financial Times
- Sorry, New York Post: You're Not Too Fat For Bike-Share (Atlantic)
- 108th Precinct, Where Tenzin Drudak Was Killed By Out-Of-Control Driver, Gets New Leadership (DNA)
- Pay a Lot For Gas After Sandy? AG Eric Schneiderman Is On It (News, WSJ, NY1)
- DOT: Pulaski Bridge Has Capacity For Bike Lane; Engineering Study Up Next (Brownstoner)
- Rosedale Little League Wants To Curb Speeding Near Park After Driver Hits 7 Year-Old (Times Ledger)
- Central Park West Anti-Cyclist Assault Case Dismissed For Missing 3-Month Trial Window (News)
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