- Facing Significant Deficits, MTA May Have to Raise Fares (NYT)
- RELATED: Congestion Pricing Would Help with Shortfall (Post, AMNY, Daily News)
- RELATED: Sander Talks Up Pricing (Crains, Daily Intel)
- 'Football Train' Aims to Improve Regional Transit (AMNY, Post)
- MTA Plans 311-Type Service (AMNY)
- TA's White Recovering from Crash (Voice)
- Cycling Journalist Reviews Road Rules (NYT)
- US Will Not Agree to Emissions Goals (NYT)
- 'Smart' Car Orders Through the Roof (Wired)
- Streets 'Eating Cars' on Lower East Side (Curbed)
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