- 'Substantial' Fare Hike Coming in 2009 (NYT, News, Post, NY1)
- Subway Delays Up 24 Percent in 2008 (Sun, NYT, News)
- MTA Ponders More Skip-Stop Service to Improve Peformance (AMNY)
- Blame for MTA Woes Falls Squarely on Albany (2nd Ave Sagas)
- Ford Shifts to Producing Smaller Cars (NYT)
- New Pier 40 Plan Still Includes Public Parking (Post)
- Parking Rules -- and Tickets -- Back in Effect in Park Slope (Bklyn Paper)
- Some Chicago Trains to Go Seatless During Rush Hours (Tribune via Planetizen)
- Environmental Review May Hold Up CT Commuter Rail Project for Two Years (Courant)
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