- Commission to Unveil Final Congestion Pricing Plan Today... (Post, Sun, AP)
- ...Assembly Dems Don't Like Proposal, But 'They Can Be Dealt With' (News, NYT)
- Budget Constraints Will Slow, Not Stop, Major MTA Projects (AM)
- Public Park May Take Shape at Fulton Street During Transit Center Delays (News)
- NYC Transit: Concrete Station Floors Get Much Dirtier Than Tile (News, AP)
- MTA Board Tinkers With Metrocard Bonuses (Newsday)
- Gridlock Sam: 'Don't Even THINK About Parking Here' Not a Joke (News)
- Downtown Richmond Debates One-Way Vs. Two-Way Streets (Urban Richmond)
- National Retailer Pledges $15,000 Grants to Bike Advocates (Bike Commute Tips)
- Beijing Ready to Order Cars Off the Road For Olympics (NPR)
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