- Politicians Must Learn to Sell Road Pricing (Economist)
- Bridge Tolls Slammed By Everyone Except Brodsky (NYT, AMNY, Post, NY1)
- Even New Zealand Has Car Lobbyists, and They Hate Pricing Too (N.Z. Herald)
- US Still Won't Act on Climate Change (NYT)
- Transit Customers Are Better Off With Fare Hike (News)
- Instead of Decentralizing Subways, Start With Buses (NYT)
- SI Commuters to Admire $1M Fish While Waiting for Ferry (News)
- Spitzer Creates Smart Growth Cabinet (MTR)
- Time to Give It Up for Penn Station Pedestrians (MTR)
- Rome's Chief Parking Enforcer Fired for Using Fake Placard (Reuters)
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