- Stringer Comes Out Against 34th Street Transitway (Or NY Post Makes It Seem That Way)
- Jay Walder Hasn't Spoken With State About Where to Find $10 Billion for Capital Plan (WSJ)
- Walder: There's No Substitute for Payroll Tax (Transpo Nation)
- Cuomo's $100M MTA Raid Could Mean Layoffs, Says Walder (News)
- Supreme Court Kills NYC Plan To Penalize Non-Hybrid Taxis (NYT)
- Port Authority Has Eight Firms Interested in Goethals Bridge Public-Private Partnership (SI Advance)
- Christie Shouldn't Use ARC Money for Roads, But Should Pare Down WTC PATH Station, Argues News
- Michael DenDekker Did Not Do His Homework Before Proposing Bike Licensing Bill (Gothamist)
- Post's Michael Goodwin Thinks DOT Spends Only on Bikes in Attempt to Create "Third-World City"
- Someone in Williamsburg Really Likes His Surface Parking Lots (NY Shitty)
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