- Bike to Work Week Kicksoff with Bart, LaBonge, Huizar and the LACBC (Blogdowntown)
- Dude, Where's the Bike Master Plan? (Soap Box)
- Whittier Cop Talks Cyclists Rights and Responsibilities (Whittier Daily News)
- Suit Against NYPD's Critical Mass Policy Goes to Trial Today (Time's Up)
- Pew Poll: Americans Still See Cars as #1 Household Necessity (Toll Roads News via Planetizen)
- If Cities Don't Spend Road Funds, They'll Lose Future Funding (Press-Enterprise)
- Gold Line Foothill Extenstion Left Out of Stimulus Plans (Pasadena Star News)
- Daily News, Fox News Reprint Metro's Bike to Work Week Press Release
- Build More Parking, Says Parking Lobby (AP)
- The Greatest Threat to the Planet? Try Cul-de-Sacs (Net Density via Streetsblog.net)
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