- Pricing Foe Richard Lipsky Apparently Thinks Parking Should be Free Too (Post)
- Seattle Mayor Wants City Employees to Ride the Bus to Work (Planetizen)
- Monthly MetroCard to Rise From $76 to $81. More Hikes Coming (NYT, News)
- Charter Bus Kills 72-Year-Old Cyclist in Midtown (News)
- Complete Streets Movement Gaining Momentum Nationwide (NUN)
- Oil-Rich Nations Using More Energy, Cutting Exports... to Us (NYT)
- Do Anti-Nuke Politics of the '70s Hold Up in the Global Warming Era? (NYT)
- Pedicab Drivers Accuse City of Ticket Blitz (Post)
- New York State's Part-Time Legislators Want a Raise (NYT)
- Subway Pole Dancers Enrage MTA (News)
- Protests Against New Taxi Tech is All About Taxes (Sun)
- Access-a-Ride Drivers Go on Strike (NYT, Sun, News)
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