- Hudson Yards Development Deal Hits a Snag (NYT, Sun, Post, NY1)
- Health Advocates Target Idlers (Metro)
- TLC to Crack Down on Illegal Fares for Black Cars (Post)
- Cab Fleets Want to Hang on to Crown Vics (News, Post)
- Straphangers Campaign Releases 'Ten Plagues of the Subway' (AMNY)
- Hit-and-Run Dragster Kills 5-Year-Old Passenger (News, Post)
- MTA Consolidates Bus Operations (2nd Ave Sagas, News, NY1)
- On the Radio, Bloomberg Reflects on Pricing Debate (Daily Politics)
- Oil Addiction Is Curbing America's Superpower Status (Gristmill)
- Cap'n Transit: Put Express Bus Lanes on Every Major Bridge and Tunnel
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