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    • In Senate Debate Over "Cash for Clunkers," McCain's Talking Sense, Schumer's Not (News, CBS2)
    • Hit and Run Drivers Kill Two Pedestrians in Separate Incidents (NYT)
    • Livery Driver Plows Into Queens Street Fair, Injuring 13 (News, Post)
    • DOT Commish Gives a 12-Minute Interview to CBS2's Marcia Kramer
    • What One Bronx Woman Wants for Her Play Street: More Car-Free Hours, Fewer NYPD Towers (NYT)
    • The Times and the Post Bring Us a Pair of Stories on Parking Enforcement
    • Shocker: Dealers and Buyers Have Good Things to Say About Cash for Clunkers (NYT, News)
    • Seattle's New Light Rail Line Opens After a Very Long Gestation Period (NYT)
    • MTA Confirms It Will Split Congestion-Plagued B61 Into Two Routes Next Year (Brooklyn Paper)
    • Zipcar's Promos Are Killing Its Livable Streets Cred (PSFK via NYFI)

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