- Higher (But Still Low) Gas Prices Extend Beyond 'Driving Season' (NYT)
- Transit-Loving NYers Not as Prone to Gas Pains (Crain's)
- However: Sander Says Weakening Economy Is Behind Fare Increase (News)
- New Train Service for Staten Island (NYT)
- Coalition Calls for Riverdale Ferry Service (Riverdale Press)
- Another Take on Bronx Pricing Commission Hearing (Riverdale Press)
- Queens Paper Airs Opposition and Support From York College (Queens Gazette)
- City Ponders New Film and Photography Sidewalk Rules (Gothamist)
- Why Is the Cop Parked in the Bike Lane? Don't Ask. (No Impact Man)
- Climate Change Suspected as Seattle Voters Reject Transpo Bill (Gristmill)
- GPS Tracks Guitar Left in Taxi Trunk (WABC)
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