- Congestion Pricing May Make a Comeback (NY1, WNYC)
- Newsday: Dysfunction in Albany, Not Accountability
- The Promise of Pay-as-You-Drive Insurance (Freakonomics)
- Record Oil Prices Signal Uncertainty About Supply (NYT)
- Paul Krugman on Resource Scarcity (NYT)
- Say Goodbye to Cheap Airfare (AMNY)
- Traffic Strangles Transit-Poor Sao Paulo (IHT via Planetizen)
- Brooklyn Minister Killed By Drunk Driver (News)
- Disabled Straphangers Have Limited Access to Subway System (2nd Ave Sagas)
- Fresh Direct Expands Brooklyn Service (Bklyn Eagle)
- How to Get a 'No Honking' Sign Installed (NYT)
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