- Near-Hurricane Force Storm Sweeps Region (AMNY, Post)
- Clinton Backs Congestion Pricing (AMNY)
- City Envisions a 'New Rockefeller Center' on Rail Yards (NYT)
- Bike to Work Day Tomorrow (Transportation Alternatives)
- NYPD Officers to Patrol on Segways (NYT)
- Holiday Auto Travel Likely to Rise (CNN)
- Many Hope for Higher Gas Prices (Miami Herald)
- South Africans Invest in Rail Ahead of World Cup (NYT)
- Argentinians Riot over Train Delays (NYT)
- Australian Drought Alerts Murdoch to Climate Change (Salon)
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