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Today’s Headlines

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 … Continued
  • 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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Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York'’s dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.

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