- Little Movement on Pricing Bill This Weekend (NYT, News, NY1, Post, AMNY, Sun)
- How Pricing Bill Might Change (Crain's)
- Some City Vehicles Would Pay Congestion Fee (Sun)
- The Post Profiles Car Commuters Against Pricing; Calls Bill 'Unworkably Complex'
- Pricing Foes Put on One Last Rally (NY1)
- Nassau Assemblywoman Michelle Schimel is Pro-Pricing (Great Neck Record)
- NYT City Section Catches Livable Streets Fever
- Looking Ahead to New Hudson River Rail Tunnels (NYT)
- Newark Takes Step Towards True BRT (MTR)
- Columbia Student Killed by Car After Escaping Assault (News, NYT)
- More Traffic Circles in DC Suburbs (WaPo)
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