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August 2008: Thu 14: Police Slowing Cyclists on Queensborough Bridge 43; Thu 14: Bloomberg Relieves Council Mems of Reserved Parking as NYPD Rants 13; Fri 1: Help Put an End to Parade Rules and Police Tactics That Target Cyclists 3
June 2008: Mon 2: At Critical Mass, Reverend Al Calls for NYPD Accountability 8
May 2008: Tue 27: Has Time Run Out on the Parking Placard "Crackdown"? 6; Fri 16: Open Season on Parking Spots, and Parking Agents 21; Thu 15: It's Man Vs. Car in NYC and Tim Robbins is "The Rectifier" 16; Thu 8: New York Cycling, as Seen From L.A. 29; Thu 1: 25,000 Fewer (Official) Parking Placards for City Employees 26
April 2008: Wed 9: Internal Affairs Crackdown Nets Placard Abusers 4
March 2008: Fri 28: Opposition Mounts to NYPD Assembly Rules; Rally Tonight 7; Thu 27: Mendez Bill Would Overturn NYPD Parade Rules 9; Mon 17: DOT Study Measures Lower Manhattan Placard Abuse 4; Wed 12: Hit by a Car While Biking? Don't Waste the NYPD's Time 35; Thu 6: Is an NYPD Bike Crackdown Underway? 10; Tue 4: Is the NYPD Reducing Traffic Violations? Hard to Say... 28
January 2008: Wed 30: Badda Bing! NYPD "Taking Care of" New Parking Placards 11; Thu 17: NYPD Tow Pound is Still a Major Source of Greenway Danger 15; Thu 10: Whoa: NYPD Ticketing Bus Lane Violators 28; Mon 7: Ghost Bikes Memorial Ride Marks Another Year of Loss 1; Fri 4: Greenway Killer is Sentenced 3½ to 10½ Years 9; Thu 3: City Hall to Reduce Parking Placards 20% and Centralize Control 44; Thu 3: Kitty Justice: The Thai Solution for Police Parking Placard Abuse 3
December 2007: Fri 21: Merry Christmas Chinatown 8
November 2007: Thu 29: For Victim's Family, a $10 Fee and an Agonizing Wait 0; Wed 28: ~~$115~~ $230 Summons for NASCAR Driver #19 Elliott Sadler 12; Tue 27: NYPD Emerges as New Focus for NYC's Livable Streets Movement 38; Fri 16: Morgenthau & NYPD Are "Dismissive" of Ped Fatality Questions 20; Thu 15: R-E-S-P-E-C-T: DOT to Install Sleek New Bike Parking Shelters 46; Tue 13: Weiner Imagines Paying for His Traffic Plan With a Gas Tax Raise 40; Thu 8: Riding While Black or Just Riding? 5; Thu 8: Rally at City Hall for Pedestrian Safety Legislation, 12:45 Today 2
October 2007: Wed 24: Now the MTA is Stealing Bikes in Williamsburg 65; Tue 9: Truck Drivers Confusing New Cycle Track for Unloading Zone 80
September 2007: Fri 28: Eyes on the Street: 34th Precinct Leads by Example 11; Tue 25: New York City Ate My Bicycle 34
August 2007: Tue 21: Officer Convicted in Beating Was Handing Off Parking Placard 2
July 2007: Sat 21: Brooklyn Critical Mass: Feel the Love 9; Thu 12: Report: New Parks Dept. Policy to Clip Locks and Seize Bikes 15
June 2007: Wed 27: Segway Users: The Other Minority 70; Tue 26: 94th Precinct to Cyclists: Obey Traffic Rules 62; Tue 19: Will the Revitalized High Bridge be Bike-Friendly? 42; Wed 13: Forever Double-Parked on Google's Memory Lane 0; Tue 12: Parks Dept: Central Park Cyclists Must Stop at Traffic Signals 58; Fri 8: Eyes on the Street: A Historic Sidewalk Widening in Williamsburg 2; Tue 5: NYPD Raid Nets Bikes and Bystanders 31
April 2007: Tue 10: Eyes on the Street: Inspector Yee Tows His Own 9; Mon 2: Friday Ride Yields Mass Police, Media Coverage 1
March 2007: Wed 28: Ungrateful Liberal Scum, "We Do Not Summons Our Own." 35; Wed 28: Bike Club Files First Lawsuit Challenging NYPD "Parade Rules" 7; Mon 26: Going Nowhere Fast 22; Wed 21: When Traffic Enforcement Doesn't Include Moving Violations 11; Mon 19: Things Heating Up Over at UncivilServants.org 14; Tue 13: Parking Permit Abusers Being Cleared from Chinatown? 3
February 2007: Wed 7: Driving Mrs. Kelly 9
December 2006: Wed 20: Donut Emergency: Cop Parked in Crosswalk and Bike Lane 18
October 2006: Thu 19: Speaker Quinn "Pleased" With NYPD's New Biking Restrictions 10; Thu 19: Streetfilms: Car-Free Bedford Avenue 2
August 2006: Fri 18: BREAKING - NYPD Withdraws Parade Rules Change 1; Tue 15: Fighting the NYPD's "Parade" Rules 0; Thu 10: Public Forum on NYPD Bike/Ped Rule Changes 0; Thu 10: Another Critical Mass Report from July 1; Tue 1: Eyes on the Street: Above the Cross Bronx 'Expressway' 4
June 2006: Mon 26: Eyes on the Street: Central Park, Friday, June 23, 3:30 pm. 5; Fri 16: The $46 Million Parking Perk 9

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1. Leaving Cars Behind, Seniors Find Streets Inhospitable
  August 20, 2008
2. Smart Para-Transit: A New Vision for Urban Transportation
  August 25, 2008
3. Bike-Share Debuts in Washington D.C.
  August 14, 2008
4. The State of Livable Streets in Boston
  August 21, 2008
5. Brooklyn Cyclist Struck and Killed by SUV
  August 15, 2008
6. Corrals and Oases: Bike Parking in Portland
  August 15, 2008
7. L.A. Doc Takes Out Road Rage on Cyclists, Injuring Two
  July 9, 2008
8. How to Fix Off-Street Parking Policy, Before It’s Too Late
  August 20, 2008
9. DOT Announces Summer Streets Photo Competition
  August 21, 2008
10. Obama Builds Rail Cred With Biden Pick
  August 26, 2008
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