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    • Paterson, Smith, and Silver Cast Themselves as Transit Saviors (NYT, News, Post, NY1, Politicker)
    • News: Final MTA Funding Deal a 'Train Wreck'
    • This Is Carl Kruger's Transit Package (Politicker)
    • Lack of Funding for Capital Plan Jeopardizes New Capacity for 7 Train (News)
    • House Dems Agree to Subsidize Car Purchases in Climate Bill (WSJ, NYT)
    • Obama Admin Moves to Prop Up Corn Ethanol Industry (Green Inc)
    • Shaun Donovan Vows to Put the 'UD' Back in 'HUD' (Switchboard)
    • Military Recruiters Park Wherever They Please -- Free -- in Bronx Commercial District (News)
    • How They Plan Transportation in Abu Dhabi (TOW via Streetsblog.net)
    • Strange Bus Stops from Around the World (Toxel)

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