- Transit 'Mostly' Normal, But Some Trains Still Delayed (City Room)
- From Spitzer Down, Critics Pile on MTA (NYT, Post, Daily News, Sun)
- Tornado First to Hit Brooklyn Since 1800s (City Room, Post, Daily News)
- Newsweek Covers Climate Change Denial Industry (Transit Miami, Grist)
- Districts With Few Manhattan Commuters Oppose Congestion Pricing (TSTC)
- Parisians Take to "Freedom Bikes"; London Next? (Times via Carfree USA)
- Investigators Find Possible Bridge Design Flaw (NYT)
- Big Rigs Banned From Throgs Neck Bridge (Post)
- New Metro-North Stations Considered for Bronx (Daily News)
- Company Recalls 255,000 Chinese-Made Truck Tires (Post)
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