- Pricing Fails as Legislators Point Fingers (NYT, Post, Daily News)
- RELATED: Pricing a Victim of 'Raw' Dealing (Daily News)
- Sadik-Khan Rides the Third Rail (NYT)
- RELATED: Commissioner Takes Questions (City Room)
- Not Enough Time to Cross at Intersection, DOT Told (Brooklyn Paper)
- Port Authority Moves Toward Cash-Free Tolls (AMNY)
- NYPD Confiscates Ghost Bike (onNYTurf)
- Driver Chased by Police Hits Pedestrian and Cyclist (Post)
- Manhattan Rental Cars in Short Supply (Sun)
- Popular Streetlamps Endangered by Drivers, Funding Dispute (Brooklyn Paper)
- Senate Passes Bill Raising Mileage Standards (NYT)
- EPA Says Stricter Smog Limits Needed, But May Not Impose Them (AMNY)
- Man Ticketed in Neighbor's No Parking Zone (Brooklyn Paper)
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