- Senate Squashes Detroit Bailout, For Now (NYT, News)
- VMT Down Again in October, Even Though Gas Got Cheaper (AP)
- Ryan Avent: Decline in Driving Signals a Political Shift (Grist)
- Chicago Sells Rights to Its Parking Meter System: $1.16B for 75-Year Deal (WSJ)
- The Dangers Seniors Face on City Streets, Explained (NYT)
- Bx4 Riders Plead for Their Line (News)
- Villager Covers Eighth Avenue Cycle Track
- New South Ferry Station Will Open Next Month (NY1, NYT, News)
- Teenage Victim Describes Car-Touching Incident Turned Violent (News)
- NYC Walk Signals Starting to Look Riddled With Gaps (City Room)
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