- Big Three Are Back in DC, Asking for Help and Promising to Restructure (NPR, NYT)
- Regulators Who Denied Climate Change Science Helped Make Detroit Less Competitive (Grist)
- Confronting Fare Beaters Is a Tricky Task for Bus Drivers (NYT)
- Cop Charged for Assaulting Pedestrian in Fit of Road Rage on Queens Boulevard (NYT)
- Biden Talks Up Rail Investment at Governors' Meeting (Yglesias)
- Prospect Park Road Diet Discussed at CB7 Meeting Yesterday (Bklyn Paper)
- News Celebrates Brooklyn's Low Gas Prices
- Early Observations of the Bronx Hub Redesign (Mott Haven't You Heard)
- Hawaii Moves to Implement Electric Car Network (NYT)
- Can a Wal-Mart Be Reclaimed By Going Mixed-Use? (Where via Streetsblog.net)
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