- US Open Turns Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Into a Parking Lot (News)
- Half-Hearted Taxi Strike Produces Long Waits, Frustration (NYT, Sun)
- New Taxi Technology Should Serve Passengers and Cabbies (NYT)
- Queens Taxi Owner Was a Car Thief (News)
- In Albany, Bogus Investigations Overshadow Governing (NYT)
- Bruno Annnounces $22M in Rail Initiatives for Albany Region (Daily Politics)
- L.A. Planners Want to Waive Developers' Parking Requirements (LA Weekly)
- Berkeley Sidewalk Vendors Say BRT Leaves Them in the Dust (Oakland Trib)
- Federal Funding Stacks the Deck Against Transit (TransitMiami)
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