- Senate Vote Expected, Pricing Called 'Dead' in Assembly (Post)
- RELATED: Silver Relishes Position of Power (NYT)
- RELATED: Pricing Technology Proven on Toll Roads (Daily News)
- RELATED: Livingstone Speaks Up for New York Pricing (Post)
- RELATED: More Reactions to Q Pricing Poll (Crain's)
- City Considers Breaks for Scooters as Sales Rise (Sun)
- Vatican Issues Driving Commandments (Newsday, Houston Chronicle)
- Drivers Oblivious to Toddler in Street (Daily News)
- Legislature Moves Bill to Stiffen DWI Sentences (Post)
- Misdemeanor Charge for Drugged Driver Who Killed Cyclist (Newsday)
- Detroit Carmakers Lobby for Weaker MPG Standards (NYT)
- MTA Nominee Vague on Fare Hike (Daily News)
- Governors Island Proposals 'Fall Short' (NYT)
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