- In Some Cities, Stimulus for Transit Service Comes Too Late (NYT)
- Will the MTA Shift Any Stim Cash to Operations? (News)
- Post Covers Next Round of BRT Roll-out
- SI Pols to DOT: We Don't Want a Median Busway on Hylan Boulevard (SI Live)
- MTA Buys 90 Low-Floor, Three-Door Articulated Buses for BRT Service (MTR, 2nd Ave Sagas)
- Gas Prices Have Gone Up 49 Days in a Row (AP)
- Americans Sticking With Transit Despite Wave of Service Cuts and Fare Hikes (T4America)
- Autos Cause 43% of Fatal Injuries to NYC Kids; Poor Families, People of Color Affected Most (News)
- Bronx Beep: Don't Cut Community Board Funding (News)
- Boston Mayoral Challenger Campaigning on Transportation Reform Agenda (Yglesias)
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