- Silver, Brodsky and Farrell to Hold Hearing on Pricing Revenues (Sun)
- NYT: Lawmakers Should "Quickly Approve" Plan
- Post: MTA Can't Be Trusted With More Money
- What If Moynihan Station Doesn't Happen? (Observer)
- Police Investigate Unwarranted Parking Ticket Claims (News)
- Building Collapse Causes Metro-North "Havoc" (News)
- Federal Bill Would Set National Driving Age at 16 (NYT)
- Americans Finally Consuming Less Gasoline (Grist, CTC)
- Times Readers Suggest Solutions for Higher Pump Prices ...
- ... Robbing Tourists for Gas Money Not One of Them (WKMG via Carfree USA)
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