- America's First Public-Private Bikeshare System Ready to Roll in D.C. (NYT)
- Surge in Popularity for Employer-Subsidized Transit (Biz Week)
- Traffic, Ped Safety Top New Yorkers' Quality of Life Concerns (AMNY)
- Teenager Killed Crossing Brooklyn Street (Newsday)
- Price of Gas Hasn't Hit Ceiling Yet (Sun)
- Upstate Pols Campaign Against Gas Tax (Politics on the Hudson)
- Rising Fuel Prices May Curtail Field Trips for City Schools (Post)
- More Cabbies Driving Hybrids (NYT)
- New York Thruway Tolls Set to Rise (NY1)
- Curb Cuts Pit Neighbor Against Neighbor in Dyker Heights (NYT)
- Cap'n Transit Critiques COMMUTE's BRT Plan
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