Today’s Headlines
- 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)
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