- Silver Punts on Bridge Tolls, Says Assembly Approves of Payroll Tax (NY1)
- MTA Board to Hold Public Hearing on Austerity Budget Tonight (Post)
- Post Sneers at 'Brodsky's Baloney' Nine Months Too Late
- Yankee Stadium Deals Now Campaign Leverage Against Bloomberg (NYT)
- Camera Enforcement Needed for SBS to Build on Initial Popularity (MTR)
- Congestion Pricing: Great for Drivers, Part 2 (Freakonomics)
- MTR Digs Into MTA Sustainability Report
- Obama Close to Naming 'Car Czar' (NYT)
- Red Hook Ikea Cuts Free Bus and Ferry Service Again (Bklyn Paper)
- Will the Stimulus Package Fund Light Rail in Fort Worth? (Fort Worthology via Streetsblog.net)
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