- MTA Hikes Would Hit Transit Users Harder Than Drivers (Post)
- Weprin Sees Higher Construction Fees as Pricing Alternative (Post)
- More on Dinowitz Bronx Pricing Forum (News)
- San Francisco to Test Market Rate Parking (Chronicle)
- Australian Business Group Hails Pricing; Government Resists (NEWS.com.au)
- Widening Roads Doesn't Reduce Emissions (Gristmill)
- Buildings Are City's Leading Polluters (Gotham Gazette)
- NJ Transit Launches Rider Etiquette Campaign (WCBS)
- Cop Car Collision Injures 11 in Brooklyn (News)
- 'Slow City' Movement Spreads Across Europe (Spiegel)
- Bloomberg Called a 'Hero' for Promoting Cycling (Pocono Record)
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