- MTA Budget Picture Grows Bleaker; Weekend Service to Suffer (NYT, News, NY1, Post)
- Subway Ridership Fell in January (City Room)
- City Installs Enforcement Cams to Catch Cabs in 34th Street Bus Lane (MTR, Post)
- Why the Auto Industry Bailout is Doomed (Boston Herald via Hugh Bartling)
- MTA Board Heads to Albany to Push for Ravitch Plan (News)
- Transit Advos Launch Subway Ad Campaign for MTA Funding (MTR)
- Bob Herbert on America's Lackluster Infrastructure Investment (NYT)
- VMT Dipped in December, But Not by Much (Worldchanging via Streetsblog.net)
- Robo Train Hits L Line Tracks (News)
- San Francisco Plans for Its First Pedestrian Priority Street (Streetsblog SF)
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