- Teamsters Reject Domestic Drilling as Energy Solution (Gristmill)
- Bloomberg Predicts Post-Election Comeback for Congestion Pricing (News)
- Eyesore No More? Competing Designs for Port Authority Bus Terminal Unveiled (NYT, News)
- MTA Forecasts Ridership Plateau in 2009 (AMNY)
- Clyde Haberman on the MTA's Image Problem (NYT)
- What If Subway Fares Doubled? (2nd Ave Sagas)
- Woman Sues City Over Parking Restrictions in Front of Her Building (City Room)
- Traffic Agents Attacked by Angry Motorists Now Have a Better Recourse (NYT)
- Idling Ikea Buses Block City Bus Drop-offs in Downtown Brooklyn (Brooklyn Paper)
- SF Pol Proposes Car-Free Market Street (SF Chron via Planetizen)
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