Today’s Headlines
- More on Bloomberg's Call to Pass Pricing (Sun)
- Paterson Uncertain on Pricing; Says Mayor's Pitch 'Very Persuasive' (NYT, Post)
- Bloomberg Rips Weiner and Others Over Anti-Pricing Stance (Politicker, Crain's)
- Weiner Responds (Daily Politics)
- Transit Lockbox Has Precedents (MTR)
- Public Hearing on Pricing Set for Next Monday (SILive)
- New Technology to Cut Down on Illegal Truck Traffic (Greenpoint Star)
- Pricetag on Gowanus Expressway Maintenance: $267M (Brooklyn Eagle)
- Kosciuszko Bridge's Days Are Numbered (News)
- Big Name Musicians Kick Off New York Auto Show (Wheels)
- Imagining the Subway Without Social Inhibitions (2nd Ave Sagas)
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