- Brodsky Unclear on Pricing Grant Details (Daily News, Daily Politics)
- RELATED: LI Lawmakers: What's in It for Us? (AMNY)
- Tax Breaks for Drivers Undermine Alt-Trans Investments (NYT)
- Pedicabbies Ride in Protest of Pending Restrictions (City Room, AMNY)
- City Tests Painted Bus Lanes (Daily News)
- Bronx Advocates Unimpressed With Trash Train Hype (AMNY)
- Spitzer Vetoes Segways on Sidewalks (Times Union)
- NBC Infotainment Screens Coming to PATH Trains (NYT)
- Hydrant-Blocking, Bird-Flipping Traffic Agent Caught on Tape (Daily News)
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