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Uncertain Prospects For Pricing (Post, NYT, NY1) Silver Plays It Close to Vest (Daily Politics) Assembly Minority Leader Wants to Tie Pricing to Budget (Daily Politics) Some Doubt Corzine’s Sincerity in Pricing Flap (NYT) The Case for Belt (Parkway) Tightening (Cap’n Transit) LA May Levy Fees on Drivers to Fund Transit (LAT, via Planetizen) The … Continued
  • Uncertain Prospects For Pricing (Post, NYT, NY1)
  • Silver Plays It Close to Vest (Daily Politics)
  • Assembly Minority Leader Wants to Tie Pricing to Budget (Daily Politics)
  • Some Doubt Corzine’s Sincerity in Pricing Flap (NYT)
  • The Case for Belt (Parkway) Tightening (Cap’n Transit)
  • LA May Levy Fees on Drivers to Fund Transit (LAT, via Planetizen)
  • The Hypocrisy of Libertarians Who Love Highways (Governing)
  • Lawsuit Could Force EPA to Regulate Auto Emissions (NYT)
  • Car Sales Down Big (NPR)
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Ben Fried started as a Streetsblog reporter in 2008 and led the site as editor-in-chief from 2010 to 2018. He lives in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, with his wife.

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