- More Q Poll Coverage (Post, News, Sun)
- Small Pro-Pricing Crowd Gathers for East Side Forum (AMNY)
- Lower Manhattanites Rail Against Placard Abuse (Villager)
- 'Road Rage' Suspected in UES Pedestrian Death (AMNY, Post)
- Community Wants to Restore Abandoned Bronx Rail Station (Metro)
- Silver Promises MTA Aid (News)
- Second Ave. Funding Contingent on Schedule and Budget (Post)
- Transit Beats Driving, Even When It 'Sucks' (Grist)
- Utah City Ponders Rail, But Will Probably Get an 8-Lane Freeway (Salt Lake Trib)
- Latest Climate Change Report Should Be a Call to Action (NYT)
- Big Drop Predicted for US Auto Sales (WaPo)
- Electric Bikes Taking Over Chinese Streets (LiveScience/Yahoo)
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