- Port Authority Could Help Cover Moynihan Station Shortfall (Sun)
- Amtrak Attracting Riders As It Struggles for Funds (CBS News via Planetizen)
- MTA Starts Subway Platform Safety Inspections Today (AMNY, NY1)
- City BIDs Initiate Their Own Sustainability Plans (Metro)
- Driver Charged With Manslaughter After Truck Kills Two (News, Newsday, NYT)
- NJ Warehouse Industry Fears Corzine's Toll Hike (NYT)
- Gerritsen Beach Fights Greenstreets Plan (Gowanus Lounge)
- Miami Cyclists Bike On Despite Awful Conditions (Miami New Times)
- The Making of 'Supermodel' Bike Advocacy (Villager)
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