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    • Vision Zero Coverage From NYT, News (1, 2), PostCapNY, DNA, AMNYTL, WNYC, WCBS, WPIX
    • Post, NY Mag Focus on Potential Taxi Technology; C&S Looks at TrafficStat Data Transparency
    • Greenfield Bill Would Have City Charge Property Owners for Sidewalk Snow Removal (News, Observer)
    • Plow Driver Who Killed Sunset Park Woman Issued Summonses for Faulty Lights, Inspection (DNA)
    • 16 Suffer Injuries After MTA Bus Rear-Ends Another in Jamaica (WABC)
    • Family of 14th Street Bus Driver Faces Killer, in Court on DWI, Manslaughter Charges (Post, News)
    • NTSB Urges Speed Signs, Cameras During MNR Investigation (News, Post, AMNY2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Ignizio Wants Extra Funding for DOT to Fix Potholes (WCBS)
    • In Wake of Sandy, Super Bowl Fiascos, NJT Head Jim Weinstein to Be Replaced (NYT, News, WNYC)
    • Car Owners Rejoice! Longest Alt-Side Parking Break Since 1978 (News)

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