- DOT Plans to Go Ahead With Eighth Ave Bike Lane (Villager)
- MTA Tests Subway Digital Message Boards (2nd Ave Sagas)
- Bus Drivers Prone to Assault From Fare-Evaders (News)
- Zero Tolerance for Cellphone Use on NJ Commuter Buses (NYT)
- Port Authority Says Truck Driver Used Vanishing Plate to Evade Tolls (News)
- Cycling Booming Around the World, Except Where It Isn't (WaPo)
- Chinese Move on High-Speed Rail, Bus Rapid Transit (TRE, China BRT)
- McCain Ad Casts Obama as Friend of Big Oil ... (Radar)
- ... as Palin Woos RNC With Calls for More Drilling (Grist)
- Manhattan-Size Ice Sheet Breaks Loose in Canada (AP)
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