- Malcolm Smith Has the Votes to Pass Senate's Half-Baked MTA Fix (NYT, News, Post, NY1)
- NYT: Albany's Transit Plan Stinks
- News and Post Lay Into Paterson for Caving to Senate Dems
- The Governor Goes Back on His Word (Daily Politics, Politicker)
- Brooklyn CB7 Chair Fumes at DOT for Reducing Traffic in Prospect Park (Bklyn Paper)
- U.S. Transportation Secretary Has Trouble Staying Awake in the Afternoon (NYT)
- Film Crew Re-Shoots Times Square Ferrari Scene After Crash Injures Two Pedestrians (Post)
- Pols Shocked -- Shocked! -- That City Intends to Enforce Parking Laws (Post)
- IL Sen. Wants to Boost Funding for Nation's Biggest Transit Systems (Progressive Railroading)
- Infrastructurist Maps Out the Return of the Streetcar (via Streetsblog.net)
- Arizona Motorist Shoots and Kills Speed Cam Operator (Wheels)
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