- Bush Splits With Congress and States on Emissions (NYT)
- Related: EPA Revives California Emissions Rule (NYT)
- Motorists Celebrate Feast of Free Parking (NYT)
- Police Look to Mirror to Find Hit-and-Run Killer (Post)
- DOT: Roosevelt Island Pedestrian Egress Would Impede Auto Traffic (Sun)
- State Budget Is 'Earth Friendly' (Newsday)
- TSTC Praises NJ Transportation Plan (AMNY)
- Taxi '07 at the Auto Show (Gothamist)
- LIRR Vows It Is Narrowing the Gaps (Newsday)
- French Train Breaks Rail Speed Record (NYT)
- Western States Stake Claims to Ever-Dwindling Water Supply (NYT)
- Castro Pens New Attack on Bush Ethanol Plan (NYT)
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