- Paul Steely White Daily News Op-Ed: Bike-Share Naysayers Will Be Proven Wrong Soon Enough
- NY1 Call-In Show Talks Bike-Share Two Nights In a Row, Featuring Our Own Ben Fried on Night 2 (1, 2)
- Driver With Learner's Permit Backs Onto Park Slope Sidewalk, Injuring 3 Children (Post)
- For the Daily News, Even a Drunk Driving Crash That Injured Paper's Reporter Is an "Accident"
- DOT's Bay Ridge 4th Avenue Road Diet Includes... Pedestrian Fences? (Bklyn Paper, Home Reporter)
- Judge Blocks Taxi Of Tomorrow Over City Rules Requiring Hybrid Cabs (NYT)
- City Announces Free Weekend Ferry Service From Pier 11 to Red Hook (DNA)
- MTA Tests Inflatable Plug to Prevent Subway Flooding (News)
- Facing Legal Hurdles, Ride-Sharing Apps Shut Down in New York (WSJ)
- A First-Person Account of Being Groped on the Subway (NYT)
- Gothamist (1,2) and Brooklyn Spoke Join Cycling Etiquette Debate
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