- Fractured Transpo Agencies United on Toll and Fare Increases (Newsday, NYT)
- MTA Not Expecting a Run on Pre-Hike MetroCards (NYT)
- Commuters Pine for Riverdale Ferry (NYT)
- Teachers Union Balks at Placard Cuts; City May Capitulate (Sun)
- South Bronx Still Waiting on Promised Yankee Stadium Benefits (NYT)
- As Government Spending Lags, Private Dollars Shape US Cities (NYT)
- Plan Would Replace Gowanus Expressway With a Park (News)
- Reduce Emissions? No Can Do. Driverless Cars? You Betcha! (NYT)
- Man Arrested for Sabotaging Bike Trail (News)
- Streetsblog: The 28th Most Exciting Thing in Brooklyn (Bklyn Paper)
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