- Weprin Says He Doubts Pricing Revenues Will Be Used for Transit (Post, News)
- Milan Introduces 'Ecopass' Congestion Charge (Globe and Mail)
- CT Lawmakers Ponder Road Pricing, Lament Lack of Transit (Fairfield Minuteman)
- Corzine Shouldn't Use Tolls to Pay Off NJ Debts (Post)
- Report Blasts Transit Service for Disabled (NYT)
- Water Taxi Singled Out as Wasteful Subsidy (Post)
- One Year Later, Subway Arrival Signs Still in 'Test Phase' (NYT)
- Land Seized for Yankees Parking Turned Over to Developers (Post)
- Woman Loses Legs After Being Hit by Bus; No Charges Filed (Post, Sun)
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