- Sander: The MTA Needs Congestion Pricing (Metro)
- Feds Say Bridge Plan Should Include Flex Tolls (News)
- Bid Firms Find Original Pricing Proposal 'Too Complex' (Voice)
- City Makes It Legal for Marty Markowitz to Park on Sidewalk (News)
- Judge Recuses Himself From Atlantic Yards Panel (Post)
- Amtrak Labor Dispute Unresolved as Strike Deadline Nears (AMNY)
- Gas Tax Program Would Expand Rail Service (MTR)
- Speeding Up Buses Isn't Rocket Science (Gotham Gazette)
- Who's to Blame for Motorist-Cyclist Conflicts? (LA Times)
- Tata Could Have Done Better Than 'India's Model T' (NYT)
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