Friday’s Headlines: Remembering the Queen Edition

The big story yesterday was the death of Queen Elizabeth, about which far more learned minds can opine.

Or tweet truly bizarre stuff, like Bedford-Stuyvesant Council Member Chi Ossé:

However you felt about the Queen (and Mayor Adams ordered the flags at half-mast, so we know where he's coming from), here's how we want to remember her:

OK, she was just Princess Elizabeth back when she was last spotted on a bike, but we appreciate that she tried to lead by example. True, royal experts never did spot Her Highness on a bike after she got promoted, but it certainly wasn't for lack of trying (looking at you, Hola).

That said, the incoming monarch has plenty of two-wheeling (and two-timing — ba-da-bing!) experience. Here are two shots we spotted on the internets:

So, welcome to the war on cars, King Charles III!

In other news:

• Speaking of big stories, our editor had a hot take on the surrender of Steve Bannon.
• The new school year opened and some families had bus troubles. (NYDN)
• Speaking of schools, a Queens Council member whom we caught speeding 27 times through school zones has called for more security inside school buildings. (QNS)
• Some Upper East Siders want to take the fun out of being a kid because, you know, parking. (Upper East Site)
• Like Streetsblog, Gothamist covered the environmental coalition's call to rein in "last mile" trucking facilities.
• Former MTA chief Richard Ravitch is worried that congestion pricing will be gutted by gutless pols. (amNY)
• The Post followed Katie Honan's City scoop yesterday about the mayor hoping to keep the ferry system afloat by getting it to turn a profit.
• The Times did a great look at racist highways — and why they keep happening.
• Uber and Lyft dropped their mask requirements. (Engadget)
• And, finally, DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez was in Boston for the NACTO conference — and when it comes to getting around town, he showed all pols how it's done: