- Post Previews Tonight's UWS Livable Streets Blueprint Launch
- Experts Say GM Bankruptcy Preferable to Bailout (NYT)
- Area Job Losses Tied to Decrease in Toll Collections (City Room)
- Gas Tax Hike Not the Answer to Transportation Woes (Grist)
- Oregon Gov Wants to Raise Driver Costs for $1B Transpo Package (Oregonian via Planetizen)
- City Council Expected to Approve Bloomberg Willets Point Plan (News, NY1)
- City Bike Racks Coming to Riverdale? (R'dale Press)
- MTA Three Years Behind on Anti-Terror Measures (Post)
- Civilians Police Their Own Streets Against Speeders. NPR Thinks It's Cute.
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