- MTA Previews Unlimited Ride, Commuter Rail Increases (NYT, Post)
- Brodsky Wants Specifics (Daily Politics)
- City Investigating Parking Placard Handouts; Bloomberg Cites 'Abuse' (Post)
- Times Links Rail Neglect to Air Traffic Congestion (NYT)
- Localities Turn to Tolls for Transpo Funds (C.S. Monitor)
- Brooklyn Waterfront Meeting Draws Big Lively Crowd (Metro)
- Parents Direct Traffic at Riverdale School (Riverdale Press)
- Cyclists Should Be More Involved in Advocacy (Grist)
- SUV Collides With Miami Bus; Which Has More Passengers? (Transit Miami)
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