- MTA President Says Trains Can Handle Pricing Traffic (AMNY)
- RELATED: Pricing Revenues 'Critical' to MTA Budget (Metro)
- RELATED: Council Members Skeptical (BH Courier via Gowanus Lounge)
- More Sadik-Khan Q&A (City Room)
- Motorist Faces Jail for Using Expired Placard (Brooklyn Eagle)
- Man Could Serve Six Years for Fixing Parking Tickets (WNBC via Gothamist)
- Two Pedestrians Killed in Two Crashes, No Charges Filed (Post, Daily News, NY1)
- Elder Benepe Says Son Should Close Central Park to Cars (Daily Intel)
- Cab Drivers Opposed to New Equipment Requirements (Gotham Gazette)
- Legislators Vote to Cut NJ Emissions by 80 Percent (NorthJersey.com)
- Land Rover Embarks on Disaster Ad Campaign (Stay Free! Daily)
- Tired of Traffic? DOT Says 'Honk' [Video] (Onion)
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