- Car Sales Hit 25-Year Low in October (NYT)
- Bloomberg Signs Term Limits Extension Into Law (NYT, News, Post)
- Forest Hills Man Demands More Speed Bumps After Car Injures His Mother (News)
- When Will Oil Production Peak? Within 10 Years, Say Most Geologists (Grist)
- Shippers Rediscover Erie Canal as Trucking Costs Rise (NYT)
- Dean Skelos Doesn't Return TSTC's Transpo Questionnaire; Challenger Roy Simon Does (MTR)
- Will More Bikes on the Road Weaken Stereotypes About Cyclists? (Switchboard)
- Bike Advocate at Odds With BRT Plans in San Francisco (SF Bike Blog)
- Halloween on the Subway (SubwayBlogger)
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