- More on the 'Prime-Time' Debut of Select Bus Service (NYT)
- Secure Bike Parking Still a Rarity in NYC Commercial Buildings (NYT)
- How Rising Oil Prices Are Affecting New Jersey Life (Star-Ledger)
- Teenagers Not Cruising Around Much This Summer (NYT)
- McCain's Anti-Amtrak Stance May Come Back to Bite Him (Boston Globe)
- Daniel Garodnick Calls for Bigger Federal Role in Infrastructure Investment (Sun)
- FedEx Eyes Site in Astoria's 'Asthma Alley' for New Distribution Center (MTR)
- Delays at WTC Site Keep Cortlandt Street Station Shuttered (AMNY)
- British Cycling Group Proposes Adapting Rules of the Road for Cyclists (BBC)
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