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Top Queens Dem Comes Out for Congestion Pricing (Post, NYT, Daily News) RELATED: Pricing Would Benefit Middle Class (DMI Blog via onNYTurf) RELATED: Random Sampling Finds Random Opinions on Pricing (NYT) RELATED: Poll Shows Pricing Opposition (Crain’s) RELATED: Spitzer Still Against SMART Authority (Observer) RELATED: Pricing Would Finance Four New Rail Stations (Newsday, Sun) Commuting … Continued

By Brad Aaron

8:20 AM EDT on June 11, 2007

Top Queens Dem Comes Out for Congestion Pricing (Post, NYT, Daily News)
RELATED: Pricing Would Benefit Middle Class (DMI Blog via onNYTurf)
RELATED: Random Sampling Finds Random Opinions on Pricing (NYT)
RELATED: Poll Shows Pricing Opposition (Crain’s)
RELATED: Spitzer Still Against SMART Authority (Observer)
RELATED: Pricing Would Finance Four New Rail Stations (Newsday, Sun)
Commuting by City Vehicles Continues to Rise (Post)
Porous Sidewalks Among PlaNYC Possibilities (Post)
Playgrounds Soon Open as Parks (Sun)
East River Park Plans Unveiled (AMNY, Metro, Sun)
New Congress Worse on Climate Change (NYT)
Pedestrian Killed in Park Ave Hit-and-Run (Post, Daily News, NYT)
Lawmaker Wants Breathalyzer for All Cars (Post)
Expansion Considered for Once-Ridiculed Transit System (NYT)
Nude Cyclists Draw Attention (CNN)

Brad Aaron

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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