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    • Why Are State Lawmakers Opposed to Protecting Kids From Speeding Drivers? (NYT)
    • Ydanis Rodriguez Joins Call for Crosstown Protected Bikeways (Gothamist)
    • No End in Sight for Port Authority Dysfunction (Politico)
    • De Blasio on the C Train: "It's the Easiest Way to Get Where I'm Going" (NYT, DNAPost)
    • MTA Will Keep 14th Street Select Bus Service After L Tube Work Is Complete (DNA)
    • Ferries: No Substitute for Subway Trains and Buses (NYT)
    • NJ Transit Quantifies Penn Station Train Delays (Politico)
    • DOT Opens Broadway to People on Two Midtown Blocks for the Summer (AMNY)
    • Doug Gordon: NYPD Must Stop Victimizing People on Bikes (News)
    • Man and Child Killed in George Washington Bridge Crash (NewsPost)
    • MTA Bus Drivers Collide in the Bronx; Many Injured (AMNY, News)
    • Sociopathic NJ Cop Gets Eight to 25 for SI DWI Crash That Killed Passengers (Advance, News)

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