- NYC Transit Ridership Hit 44-Year High in 2008 (City Room, NY1)
- DWI Driver Jumps Curb in Queens, Injures Six Pedestrians (News)
- Driver With Recent DWI Arrest Hits and Kills Suffolk Cop (Post)
- Woman Struck and Killed by City Bus in Bushwick (News, NY1)
- Downtown Express: Chatham Square Re-Design Has Promise
- Bronx Bus Riders Love New Three-Door Model (News)
- L Line's Capacity-Boosting New Signal System Is Ready to Go (News, NY1)
- Traffic Down at MTA Toll Crossings (Post)
- Cap'n Transit Maps Out Strategies to Make Transit More Financially Independent
- A Boulder Bike Advocate Is in the White House (BikeDenver via Streetsblog.net)
- Got a Question for Port Authority Chief Chris Ward? (City Room)
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