- Officer Patrick Pogan, Critical Mass Nemesis, Indicted on Assault Charges (News, City Room)
- MTA Finance Committee Approves Doomsday Budget (NY1, News, Post)
- U.S. DOT Asks Private Sector to Help Develop High Speed Rail Along Northeast Corridor (AP, NY1)
- City Relaxes Alternate Side Parking Rules for Riverdale (City Room)
- Haywire Walk Signals Send Peds Confusing Message (City Room)
- Manchester Voters Say 'Yes!' to Traffic-Choked Streets (Guardian)
- Yglesias on Stimulus: Expanding Bus Service Would Be Quick and Effective
- Atlanta Columnist: Bring on the Transit Stimulus (AJC)
- More Evidence That Car Dependence Is Bad for Your Health (AP)
- It's Time to Put Down Nascar (Slate)
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