- 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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