- Bush Lifts Executive Orders Banning Offshore Oil Drilling (NYT)
- Ped Counts Show Streets Near Penn Station Need the Boulevard Treatment (MTR)
- MTA Plans to Introduce New Types of Ads in Subway Stations (NY1)
- Assemblyman Dov Hikind Wants to Hear About Unsafe Subway Conditions (AMNY)
- Notices About Service Changes Befuddle Straphangers (City Room, 2nd Ave Sagas)
- Low-Cost Competitors Join Fung Wah in Intercity Bus Market (Sun)
- The Building Blocks of Bike Language (Planetizen)
- Virtual Speed Bumps Work in Philly, at First (NYT)
- SF Deploys Network of Sensors to Help Drivers Find Open Parking Spots (NYT)
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