- BP Could Owe $280 Million. A Day. Just In Civil Charges. (NYT)
- Michael Daly to Obama: To Hit BP Where It Hurts, Build More Subways (News)
- Bus Cam Legislation Has Clear Path Forward in the Assembly (News)
- Daily News: Did We Say Fare-Beating Was a Problem on Bx12? Our Bad.
- Cops Driving on Wrong Side of Road Hit Cyclist, Only in Trouble for Lack of Paperwork (News)
- Road Rage Fight With Off-Duty MTA Cop Ends in Nine Gunshots (News)
- Must Food Trucks Follow Traffic Laws to Keep Licenses? Council Discusses (WSJ, NYT)
- Sen. Dan Squadron Blasts Road-Widening BQE Expansion Plan (Post)
- Having Tapped Out MTA, Albany Turns to Environmental Fund for Raid (Gotham Gazette)
- Reclaiming Our Streets From Cars: Now It's Science (Scientific American)
- How Are You Celebrating Dump the Pump Day? (WaPo)
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