- America's Downward Trend in Miles Driven Continued in April (CNN)
- White House Pushes for More Domestic Offshore Drilling (NYT)
- NYT Explains Albany's Bus Camera Vote
- MTA Will Roll Out Fewer Service Enhancements Than Promised (NYT)
- Some MTA Board Members Insist They Should Keep Free E-ZPasses (News, NYT, Post)
- As the Real Estate Market Goes, So Goes the MTA (AMNY)
- Ikea Opens in Red Hook (Post, News)
- Prosecutors to Drop Traffic-Blocking And Other Charges Against Sean Bell Protesters (AP)
- Progressive Insurance Holding $10M Competition to Design 100MPG Car (News)
- A Traffic-Calming Proposal for Prospect Park (Hawthorne Street)
- NYC Livable Streets Team Tells Its Story at Carfree Conference (Bike Portland)
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