- Report Shows Ridership Surge in Areas Where MTA Service Would Be Cut (Post)
- Paterson Announces Long-Term Rail Plan for Upstate NY (Transport Politic, Post)
- More on Yesterday's Rally Calling on Manhattan DA to Prosecute Negligent Driver (News, City Room)
- Carrion May Have Received Gifts in Exchange for Project Approval (News)
- Van Jumps Curb, Crashes into Scaffolding, Injuring Six (News)
- Drunk Driver Kills Motorcyclist in Greenpoint (News)
- Weiner's Out-of-Towner Toll Plan Gets Some Press (Daily Politics, 2nd Ave Sagas, Post)
- Seattle Gets Chain Stores to Ditch the Auto-Centric Model (Urban Review STL via Streetsblog.net)
- Bike Advocates Share Strategies for Political Success at LA Summit (Streetsblog LA)
- Got a Question for Joel Kotkin? (City Room)
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