- MTA Service Cuts Would Strand Some NYers Far From Nearest Transit Route (News)
- News Reporter Walks the Extra Mile to Alternate Bus Stop
- Bike Racks on Buses: Convenient, Cheap, and Nowhere to Be Found in NYC (NY Examiner)
- The Govt Is in the Car-Selling Business. Now What? (Money)
- Desperate Times for Mall Owners (NYT)
- Speeding Red Light Runner Crashes Into SUV, Sets Off Fireballs on Wyckoff Street (News)
- MTA Decides Against Extending F Train With 11th Car (Bklyn Paper)
- Off-Duty Cop Killed in Car Crash (Post, News)
- Ex-NY Congressman Charged With DWI (NYT)
- TXTing Records Lead to Six-Year Sentence for Killer Driver in CA (AP)
- Grieve-Smith Likes the Ride on Albuquerque's Rapid Buses (via Streetsblog.net)
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