- Treasury Secretary Paulson: "No Quick Fix" For High Oil Prices (AP)
- More Drivers Running Out of Gas on the Road (Yahoo)
- Buyers Not Lining Up for Hybrid SUVs (NYT)
- Transit Agencies Cope With Influx of Riders (WSJ, Preview Only)
- Even a "Minor" Car Crash Can Have Profound Consequences (NYT)
- Drunk Driver Runs Over Brooklyn Man (News)
- Some of MTA's 24,000 E-ZPass Giveaways Raise Eyebrows (News)
- Al Sharpton Joins Critical Mass to Protest NYPD (Gothamist)
- Denver Regulators May Pay Drivers to Ditch Polluting Vehicles (AP)
- Columbus, Ohio Unveils 20-Year Bike Plan (Columbus Dispatch)
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