Today’s Headlines
M23, M1 Buses Singled Out as Pokie & Schleppie (Post, Sun, News) Bronx Officials Speak Up in Favor of Congestion Pricing (News) Build Roads, Tunnels, Bridges Before “Socking It to Middle Class” (News) State and City Brace for Economic Downturn (NYT, Sun, News) Pt. Authority Discusses Increasing Hudson River Tolls (News) NY State DOT Chief … Continued
8:08 AM EDT on October 31, 2007
- M23, M1 Buses Singled Out as Pokie & Schleppie (Post, Sun, News)
- Bronx Officials Speak Up in Favor of Congestion Pricing (News)
- Build Roads, Tunnels, Bridges Before “Socking It to Middle Class” (News)
- State and City Brace for Economic Downturn (NYT, Sun, News)
- Pt. Authority Discusses Increasing Hudson River Tolls (News)
- NY State DOT Chief Calls for $100 Billion for Roads & Transit (CapCon)
- After Petition Drive, City Will Consider Bay Ridge Ferry (Brooklyn Paper)
- Groundfloor Retail Planned for Dour Municipal Building (Brooklyn Paper)
- OPEC: Pumping More Oil Won’t Bring Down Prices (Oil Drum)
- Feds to LA: Try Congestion Pricing on Freeways (Planetizen)
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