- Weprin Prefers Non-Resident Tax to 'Congestion Tax' (Queens Gazette)
- NJ Transit Fares Increase Tomorrow (Post)
- Cities Experimenting with Free Transit (USA Today via Carfree USA)
- Committee Recommends Continued Alcohol Sales to Commuters (NYT)
- City to Open Asthma Center in East Harlem (AMNY, Post)
- Youth Group to Monitor Air Quality (AMNY)
- NYC Sustainable Energy Report Released (Sustainable Flatbush)
- Coney Island Sidewalks Need Attention (Sun)
- Tour de Brooklyn Coming Sunday (Gowanus Lounge)
- Police Give Brush Off to Cyclist Hit by Car [Sixth Item] (Daily News)
- NPR Story Biased to Favor Car Travel (NARP Blog)
- Threatened by Judge, Council Rescinds Parking Fine Increase (Newsday)
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