- Cycling a Priority at New DOT (NYT)
- Fidler, Weprin Make Nice With Quinn Over Pricing Picks (City Hall News via DP)
- Unknown Number of Cab Drivers Set to Strike (NYT, Post, AMNY)
- Transit Strike in London (Second Ave Sagas)
- Horrific Hit-and-Run Kills Child, Leaving Scene Charged (NYT, Post, News, Sun)
- Pedestrian Killed in Manhattan; No Charges Filed (AMNY)
- Bike Cop Hit by Car in Queens (Sun)
- Officials Evaluate Brooklyn Trolley Use (Daily Eagle)
- Yankees Drop One of Four Planned Parking Decks (Post)
- Debate Over City's Own 'Ring of Steel' (Gotham Gazette)
- Senate Buys New Cars for Lawmakers (Times Union via Daily Politics)
- Feds to Spend $42 Billion on Highways, $1.4 Billion on Transit (Newton Streets)
- LA Residents Await Light Rail Link (NYT)
- Daily News Publisher Warns of 'Energy Emergency' (US News)
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