- Fare Hike Is Imminent Without Help, Sander Says (NYT, Post, News)
- Anthony Weiner Gets to Work -- on Fashion Model Bill (News)
- U.S. House Approves Rail Funding Package (Sun, AP)
- Ridership Surge Strains Under-Equipped Transit Systems (MSNBC)
- Department of Ed. Likes Pier 40 as School Site (Post)
- Yankees Seek More Subsidies for New Stadium (NYT, Newsday, Post)
- Toronto Cyclists Form Riders Union (C.S. Monitor)
- Chicago Cyclist Doored, Killed During Bike to Work Week (Sun-Times)
- Killer Ambulette Driver Had License Suspended Seven Times (News)
- More NYers Driving While Distracted (Gothamist)
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