Bratton: Cop Who Fatally Shot Motorist in Brooklyn Stripped of Badge and Gun Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said an off-duty cop who fatally shot another motorist had his badge and gun taken away. By Madina Toure
Drivers Not Wanted: An NYC Car Spends 95 Percent of Its Life Parked—Oh, but That Other 5 Percent! Like all six-lane urban highways scattered with years of pulverized wreckage—nary an inch of shoulder for breakdowns, center lines that By Ben Ryder Howe
Will Citi Bikes Be Even More Reviled Than Their Racks? Is That Even Possible? These last few weeks, to hear some people tell it, you’d think that New York’s streets have been endangered by By Kim Velsey
Crash, and Burn: City Dismisses Prospect Park West Bike Lane Foes’ Unusual Settlement Offer By Matt Chaban
New Eighth Avenue Protected Bike Lane Sure Is Nice When It’s Not Full of Pedestrians (Which Is Never) By Matt Chaban
Helmet Huggers: Pedestrians Really Have Nothing to Fear from Bikes (But Everyone Still Has to Worry About Cars) By Matt Chaban
Hooray for Hip Helmets: Seven Sleek Options If the City Council Makes Bike Helmets Mandatory By Jess Schiewe
6½th Avenue Gets Greenlight: Pedestrian Passageway Approved by Community Board, Installation in June By Matt Chaban
Paving the Way for 6½th Avenue: Midtown Community Board Committee Gives Pedestrian Plan Unanimous Support By Matt Chaban