- $2.50 Base Fare, $103 Monthly Pass on the Way Without MTA Rescue (News, NY1, Post)
- Skelos: Senate GOP Would Work With Paterson on Transit Funding (Newsday)
- Now You Can Track Proposed Transit Cuts by District (MTR)
- U.S. DOT and HUD Team Up to Promote Transit-Oriented Development (Streetsblog SF, Bellows)
- NYC Population Swelling as Fewer New Yorkers Move Out of Town (NYT, Post)
- City Gives Drivers Permission to Block Pedestrian Curb Cuts in Bay Ridge (Bklyn Paper)
- Motorcycle Ass'n Spent DMV Safety Training Money on Luxuries, Frills, and Hogs (AP)
- New Ferry Terminal Opens in Lower Manhattan (NY1)
- Ground Floor Retail Gone Bad (A Fine Company)
- Volunteers Collaborate on Creating a Bike Map for New Orleans (Urban Cincy via Streetsblog.net)
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