- How Risky Bonds Deepened MTA's Financial Woes (NYT)
- Judge Blocks City From Enacting Hybrid Taxi Requirements (City Room)
- Treasury Won't Use Bailout Cash to Help GM Merge With Chrysler (NYT)
- Jeff Klein Maneuvers to Gain Control of Dem Caucus in State Senate (News, Post)
- Oberstar, Blumenauer Frontrunners for Transportation Secretary in Obama Admin (Bike Portland)
- Teenage Valet Killed By Driverless Minivan in Bay Ridge Parking Lot (News, Post)
- State and City Enviro Officials Cracking Down on Idling Vehicles (NY1)
- A Day of the Dead Memorial for Cyclists Killed By Auto (News)
- Complete Streets Laws Pass in New Haven and California (Design NH, CalBike)
- Today at City Hall: Public Testimony on Term Limits, Right Before Extension Becomes Law (NYT)
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