- With Paterson's Support Secure, Pricing Needs OK From Silver (NYT)
- Pricing Critics Say They Are Fighting Uphill Battle (Sun)
- Toll Hikes Cause Thousands of Fewer Cars to Enter Manhattan Each Day (Post)
- Less Traffic Is Good for Kids' Brain Development (News)
- Bloomberg Stumps for Pricing in Radio Address (AMNY, NY1)
- CB2 Rejects Car-Free Prince Street; Plan Will Be Altered (NYT)
- MTA Refuses to Take Cars From V Line and Add Them to G (TRE)
- Bronx Ped Deaths Lead Cops to Target Driving on Broadway (R'dale Press)
- American Gas Consumption Down in Beginning of 2008 (MTR)
- Environmental Defense: Tech Fixes Alone Won't Solve Climate Change (Forbes)
- UK Law Requiring Bikes to Be Sold With Bells Meets Resistance (Times Online)
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