- Straphangers Unload on 'Stone-Faced' MTA Officials (Post, AMNY, Metro)
- Quinn, Liu Come Out Against Fare Increase (News, Sun)
- Russianoff: Spitzer 'Should Do Better' Than Pataki (Metro)
- Staten Island Lawmakers May Sue MTA Over Verrazano Congestion (NY1)
- Slow Bus Still Faster Than Walking, at Least in Light Traffic (News)
- India Could Be a Leader in Cheap Cars and Cheap Transit (NYT)
- Do Experts Know Anything About Oil Prices? (Gristmill)
- In the Autonomous Car, Not Even Your Foot Will Get Exercise (Transit Miami)
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