- Tolls Could Be Replaced by Dynamic Pricing (NYT, Post, Daily News)
- Bloomberg Says US Should Pay London Congestion Charges (Post)
- Pricing Would Affect Small Percentage of CB10 Commuters (Brooklyn Eagle)
- Clinton Foundation Plan Will Finance Green Buildings (AMNY)
- Center Offers Training for Citizen Planners (AYR)
- MTA Plans to Extend Brooklyn G Line (Across the Park via Brooklyn Record)
- LIRR Sees Increase in Rider Injuries and Deaths (AMNY)
- Road Casualties Downplayed as Global Health Crisis (Guardian)
- Redesigning Cities for People (Celsias)
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