- How the Holiday Blizzard Paralyzed NYC (NYT, News)
- Plowing Slowed By Abandoned Vehicles... (NYT 1, 2)
- ...But Post, David Greenfield Blast Bloomberg For Clearing Bike Lanes (Post 1, 2, Yeshiva World News)
- Tri-State's Welcome Letter to Cuomo: Reform NYS DOT, Focus on Buses (MTR)
- NY1's New Yorker Of The Year: Janette Sadik-Khan
- New Yorkers Now Pay More For Transportation, From MetroCards and Gas to Helicopters (NYT)
- Cost of On-Street Parking Rises in Manhattan and Queens, With Other Boroughs to Follow (Post)
- TLC Tries Again on Failed Queens Commuter Van Route (News)
- 9-Month-Old in Critical Condition After Livery Cab Smashes Parked Car Onto Sidewalk (News)
- Port Authority Wants to Raise, Not Rebuild, Bayonne Bridge (WSJ, Transpo Nation)
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