- Corzine: Pricing Plan Unfair to Jersey (AP, Star-Ledger, Post, NYT)
- Russianoff: Dedicated Transit Funds Have Never Been Raided (Post)
- NYT, News Call on Silver to Get Behind Pricing
- What Council Members Got for Voting Yes (News)
- Pricing Will Be Hot-Button Issue in 2009 Elections (Daily Politics)
- Unions Disagree on Pricing (News)
- DOT to Tackle City's Most Hazardous Intersections (AMNY)
- Supreme Court May Hear Atlantic Yards Appeal (Sun, Gowanus Lounge, Post)
- Truckers Protest Price of Fuel (CBS/AP)
- British Columbians Driving Less (Vancouver Sun via Planetizen)
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