- City May Automatically Suspend Parking Rules When It Snows (Newsday)
- Development Plans Show Up to 1,450 Spots in Hudson Yards (MTR)
- Bridge Tolls Remain Popular With Congestion Panel (NYT)
- San Francisco Worries About Federal Pricing Deadline (Examiner)
- State and City Continue to Stick Riders With Transit Bill (NYT)
- City Transit Still Working Out Glitches in Bus Arrival Signs (AMNY)
- Settlement Reached for NYC-to-Albany Amtrak Line (City Room, Sun)
- Monorail Considered as LA Traffic Solution (LA Times)
- New York Called Second Greenest City in US (Post)
- Pope Says Climate Change is Over-Hyped (Daily Mail)
- Cyclists Rally After Recent Midtown Deaths (NY1)
- Streets Memorial Site Maps Ghost Bikes (onNYTurf)
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