- Brodsky: London Congestion Fee Hikes Will Happen Here Too (Sun)
- Pricing Opponents Skeptical of Parking Permit Plans (Post)
- More on London's Bike Transformation (Guardian)
- Bike Sharing Coming to Tucson? (Tucson Citizen via Bike Commute Tips)
- Quinn Debuts Ferry System Proposal in State of the City (Newsday)
- Spitzer: Moynihan Station Will Proceed Despite Shortfall (Sun, AP)
- Garbage Truck Kills 2 at Herald Square as Driver Has Seizure (News, NYT, Post)
- Rickety Platform Edges Pose Safety Hazard in Many Subway Stations (AMNY)
- MTA Upgrades Online Trip Planner (Post)
- LIRR Ridership Highest Since 1949 (AP)
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