- Queens Civic Congress Finds '09 Candidates Under the Mistletoe (Daily Politics)
- Bloomberg Opposes Congestion Zone Shrinkage (Post)
- City Criticized for Skimping on Transit Contribution (Post)
- Mayor Says Pricing Would Keep Fares "Reasonable" (News)
- San Francisco Plan Would Debit Drivers' Bank Accounts [Audio] (KQED)
- Chicago Transit System Verges on Collapse (STLtoday)
- 7 Line Extension Work to Start, Minus Hell's Kitchen Stop (AMNY)
- Neighborhood Groups Don't Want Sanitation Garage (Chelsea Now)
- California Transpo Funds Restricted to Non-Polluting Projects (Union-Trib)
- Congress Close to "Meaningful" New Fuel Standards (NYT)
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