- More on City Council Congestion Pricing Hearings (News, SI Advance, Newsday)
- New Q-Poll Shows Pricing Approval as High as 67 Percent (Crain's)
- MTA to Delay Planned Service Improvements (NYT)
- Study Calls for Jersey to East Side Transit Tunnel Link (Post)
- Prepaid Bus Service to Debut on Bronx Route (News)
- Subway Performance Goals Lowered to "Realistic" Level (News)
- DOT Officials Plead Guilty in Bribery Case (Sun)
- Bike Traffic School Debuts in Santa Cruz (TreeHugger)
- US Transit Ridership Highest in 50 Years (APTA via BikeAthens Blog)
- NYT: "The Era of Cheap Oil Is Truly Over"
- Daily News Reporter Takes Up Driving
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