- U-Turn: Albany and Mayor on the Brink of a Congestion Pricing Deal (News, Sun)
- At Long Last, a (Watered Down) Pricing Deal? (Daily Politics)
- DOT Applies Its Signature Green Paint to DUMBO Plaza (Brownstoner)
- Community-Based Traffic Calming & Mural for Deadly 3rd Ave. (Gowanus Lounge)
- Old Martha's Vineyard Ferry Will Serve Governor's Island (Sun)
- Big Rise Seen in Demand for Energy (NYT)
- Chrysler Scraps Plans for New Imperial Luxury Sedan (NYT)
- Auto Execs Always Complain Regulation Will Lead to Doom (New Yorker)
- High Fines for Speeding Anger Virginians (NYT)
- Exxon-Mobil Slowing Cleaning 1950s Brooklyn Oil Spill (NYT)
- Guy Hits Every Starbucks in Manhattan, 171 of Them (News)
- Did You Know You Could Request a City Bike Rack Online? (Gowanus Lounge)
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