- Yes, New York's Share of Federal Transpo Grants Is Heading Elsewhere (NYT)
- Chicago to Use Money to Launch Nation's Largest BRT System (Trib)
- Thomas Friedman Blasts McCain and Clinton Over Gas Tax Holiday (NYT)
- Truckers 'March' on Washington to Protest High Price of Fuel (NBC)
- Westchester Hits $4/Gal; Albany Ponders Lower Gas Tax (Newsday, NY1)
- MTA Announces Transit-Oriented Development Program (MTR)
- L.I. Man Arrested After Yelling Racial Slurs in Fit of Road Rage (Post)
- New Law Protects Traffic Cops From Angry Drivers (News)
- More 'Sustainable Streets' Coverage (NY1)
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