- Bloomberg Unsure About Transit Hike (News)
- MTA Advised to Raise Money by Cutting Fares (Post)
- Brodsky Critiques Pricing Data (AMNY)
- MTA Not Selling Public on Pricing Improvements (Metro)
- Electeds Would Offer Breaks to City Drivers (Sun)
- Bronxite: If You Don't Want to Pay, Don't Drive (Riverdale Press)
- Alternate Side 'Reform' Seen as Emissions Reducer (Riverdale Press)
- Time to Do Something About Double-Parking (Brooklyn Paper)
- Parking Trumps Ambulance Access in Park Slope (Brooklyn Paper)
- Residents Rally for Ninth Ave. Traffic Calming (Villager)
- Disagreement Over Plans for Chinatown's Park Row (Villager)
- Cyclist Finds Civility Among the Jerks (Brooklyn Paper)
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