- Dozens of Transit Agencies Sucked into Financial Vortex by Collapse of AIG (WaPo via Yglesias)
- Government Bias for Highway Spending Compounds Strain on Transit Systems (Salon)
- More on Friday's Deadly Traffic Violence (News)
- SUV Jumps Curb, Crashes Into Restaurant on Upper West Side (News)
- Council Member Pressured to Support Terms Limits Extension Crashes Car After Vote (Post)
- Silver Drops Millionaire's Tax Proposal (Post)
- Without Parking Enforcement, Some Streets Double as Junkyards (NYT)
- Another Transpo Flap in Williamsburg, This Time Over Parking Tickets (Post)
- New Haven Police Target Cyclists for Traffic Violations (NH Indy)
- What Commissioner Sadik-Khan Did This Weekend (City Room)
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