- Albany's Transit "Rescue" Didn't Solve MTA Financial Woes (2nd Ave Sagas)
- Ravitch: "2010 Is Going to Be a Rough Year" for MTA (Post)
- Highway Lobby Threatens to Sabotage Transpo Bill If Transit Gets Bigger Share (CQ Politics via TOW)
- GM Execs Still Have a Rosy Outlook About Future Sales (NYT)
- Livery Cab Driver Severs Brooklyn Man's Leg; No Charges Filed (News, Post)
- The TWU Is Electing a New Prez (NY1)
- Bereft of His Bike, Brian Lehrer Gets Tips on Locking Technique From Hal Ruzal (WNYC)
- Grieve-Smith Reports From Latest NYCDOT BRT Workshop
- Hummer Owners Can't Fly the Flag Anymore (NYT)
- Good Stuff from MoBikeFed About the Opportunity to Reform Missouri's DOT (via Streetsblog.net)
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