Will they unpave paradise and put up a park?  Plans to remove the Bronx's Sheridan Expressway gain momentum.  (New York Times)

American Airlines wants to coordinate its trans-Atlantic flights with two European carriers.   The plan has been approved by U.S. regulators; Europeans are mulling it over.  (Marketplace)

Denied: Naples, Florida, won't officially become a bicycle-friendly city until it meets several recommendations.  (Naples Daily News)

Big changes in Connecticut:  Starting August 1, the state may no longer require motor vehicle registration stickers.  Meanwhile, ice cream trucks -- banned from Stratford's streets for decades--return tomorrow, introducing a new generation of children to "the thrill of music that builds to a crescendo as the truck rolls closer, a sign that the ice cream man is coming and cold brown-and-white chocolate Mickey Mouse ears on a stick will soon be in hand."  (Connecticut Post)

A federally-funded study encourages Chicago to embrace congestion pricing.  (Chicago Tribune)

Worldwide, tunneling projects usually cost more than a third over estimate.  This makes Seattle--which is spending over $1 billion for a highway viaduct tunnel -- nervous.  (Seattle Times)