- As MTA Budget Shortfall Looms, So Does Another Fare Hike (News)
- Climate Bill Sputtering in Senate (Dot Earth)
- CT Residents Call for Traffic Safety Amidst Rash of Crashes (NH Indy, Courant)
- Full Cost of Big Pickups Reaches Six Figures (NYT)
- Neocon Krauthammer 'Pumped' About Rising Gas Prices (News)
- Ratner Staging Atlantic Yards Rally Out of Desperation, Some Say (Sun, News, Post)
- City Council Members Avella and Gioia Spar Over Congestion Pricing (Runnin Scared)
- Bronx School's Traffic Plagues Neighborhood Streets (Riverdale Press)
- Oregon Gov Bikes (Partially) to Work (The Oregonian)
- Coming This Sunday: The First Tour de Queens (News)
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