- Weinshall Watch! Iris Strongly Opposes PPW Traffic-Calming Bike Lane (News)
- Bill Clinton's Down With BRT and ITDP (Transpo Nation)
- Relentless Road Pricing Foe Jeff Dinowitz Has No Shame (News)
- Brooklyn Paper Opinion Faceoff Pits Russianoff Against Walder
- MTA Lays Off 120 More Subway Workers (News)
- Nighttime Truck Delivery Experiment Pays Off (Crains)
- Heard This One Before? Comptroller Says MTA Should Squeeze More $ From Real Estate (SAS)
- Downtown Flushing Traffic Tinkering Takes Effect This Month (Queens Chron)
- Predicting Traffic Caused By Development: Not Just a Pseudoscience Anymore (Switchboard)
- TA Cribs (Observer)
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