- Congestion Pricing Panel Needs 'Independent Voices' (NYT)
- Gerson Clarifies Pricing Stance (Wonkster)
- London Considers ~$10,000 Annual SUV Fee (CSM via Carfree USA)
- Weprin Wants New Commission to Study City Infrastructure (Post, AMNY)
- Weiner, Liu Want Cell Phones on Subways (AMNY)
- Two Queens Pedestrians Killed on Saturday (AMNY, Daily News, NYT)
- Woman Killed by Drunk Driver While Walking Her Dog (Post)
- Bus Stop Shelters Feature Ads, But No Bus Maps (City Room)
- New Font for US Highway Signs (NYT)
- 'Big Three' Carmakers Look Outside Detroit for CEOs (NYT)
- Dodge Ad Shows SUV Electrocuting Dog (Stay Free! Daily)
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