- Spitzer Working 'Very Hard' on Congestion Pricing (Empire Zone)
- RELATED: Garages Fear Party May be Over (Sun)
- Parking Tickets Caused by Illegal Parking (Brooklyn Paper)
- JFK Offers Free Parking to Those Waiting for Passengers (NYT)
- New Yorkers Spend Less on Transportation (Gothamist)
- When Is Gas 'Too Expensive'? (Washington Post via Carfree USA)
- Bush Accused of Stalling on Climate Change (NYT, Daily News)
- Three Million New Yorkers Could Face Hurricane Evacuation (AMNY)
- Governors Island Opened to Bikes (AMNY)
- Van Hits Three Village Pedestrians and Cyclist (Post)
- No Speed Limit for Corzine Motorcade (NYT)
- Construction Interferes with Traffic Signage (Gowanus Lounge)
- Over-Height Rig Plows Through Lincoln Tunnel (NYT)
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