- Projected Cost of Moynihan Station Triples, Now at $3B (NY1)
- Westchester May Be Getting BRT (MTR)
- Supermarkets, Corner Delis Want to Keep 'Green Carts' Off Streets (NYT, Sun)
- Council Member Eric Gioia of Queens Pledges Carbon Neutral Campaign (Sun)
- Planners Look to Accommodate More Reverse Commuters (NYT)
- A Profile in Extreme Commuting (AMNY)
- PATH Train Turns 100 (NY1, AP)
- More 16-Year-Olds Holding Off on Driver's Licenses (NYT)
- St. Louis Ponders a Plateau in Traffic Volume (Post-Dispatch via Planetizen)
- Bangalore, India Has Become an Auto-Centric City (Planetizen)
- Back to Petroleum: The 'Recarbonization' of BP (Guardian)
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