- Anger and Confusion Reign as Transit Cuts Take Effect (AMNY, News 1, 2, NY1)
- New Yorkers Bid Farewell to Fallen Bus and Subway Lines (WNYC, City Room, Gothamist)
- Daily News: Blame Albany
- Paterson, Legislature in Budget Kabuki Dance (NYT, News 1, 2, WNYC)
- Assembly Waters Down Complete Streets Legislation (MTR)
- Suspected Drunk Driver Kills Passenger on Hutchinson River Parkway (Post)
- Ray Kelly Could Look to Baltimore County for Pointers on Traffic Safety (Fast Lane)
- Brooklyn Boy, 9, Shot Over Stolen Bike (Gothamist); Cities Find Theft Is Big Business (NYT)
- Joe Lentol Takes Credit for New Kent Ave Rack; Brooklyn Paper Snickers
- BP Buys Off Boycotters With Cheap Gas (News)
- Things Are Tough All Over: PRT Dreams Shattered From Minnesota to Abu Dhabi (Biz Week, Avidor)
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