- Fuel Prices Down as Driving Declines and Demand for Oil Slackens (NYT)
- Bloomberg Would Welcome Costco on Upper West Side (Sun)
- Subway Ratings Find Breakdowns More Common... (AMNY, AP)
- ...But Reflect Well on MTA's New "General Manager" Program (NYT, News, NY1)
- Credit Crunch: Many MetroCard Machines Malfunctioning, Not Taking Plastic (NYT, Post)
- Privatizing Roads Part of Paterson's Fiscal Plan? (Post)
- PBA Defends Cop Who Knocked Cyclist to the Ground (News, Post)
- Digital Video Blowing Holes Through Official Accounts of Street Protests (NYT)
- Post Columnist Rants Against Cyclists. Sound Familiar?
- Seattle Press Takes Driver's POV After Crit Mass Crash (Streetsblog LA)
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