- NYC Has Stepped Up Parking Enforcement Under Bloomberg (NYT)
- John Liu Reacts: 'City Regards the Driving Public as a Cash Cow' (Daily Politics)
- Ravitch Commission Expected to Recommend Payroll Tax (News)
- City and State Officials Play Hot Potato With MTA Rescue Plan (NYT)
- Russianoff: Spread the Pain Around (News)
- Newsday Gets Behind Higher Car Registration Fees
- Bike Poolers Brave Queens Boulevard (NYT)
- High-Speed Rail Corridors Could Boost Local Transit Systems (Grist)
- Post Hypes Fuel Cell Cars
- An Appreciation of NYC Street Corners (NYT)
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