- City Motorists Contemplate $5/Gal Gas; Many Turn to Transit (Post, News)
- Assembly Republican Jim Tedisco Takes Gas Tax "Fight" Online
- Bike-Share Coming to Convention Host Cities (USA Today)
- DOT Bike Coordinator Takes Questions (City Room)
- Staten Islanders Talk Cycling Safety (SI Advance)
- Vehicular Cycling Advocate Blames Lanes for Fatalities (BikePortland)
- Bloomberg and Schumer Spar Over West Side Development (Crain's, AMNY)
- Far Rockaway-Lower Manhattan Ferry Service Resumes (NYT, News)
- Maritime Building Ferry Terminal Features David Byrne-Designed Organ (Post)
- MTA Offers Cash to Survey Straphangers (Post)
- Web Site Helps Drivers Fight Parking Tickets (Post)
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