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August 2008: Wed 6: Are American Cities Building Top-Notch BRT or "Light Rail Lite"? 22
June 2008: Tue 3: Albany to Consider Bus Lane Enforcement Legislation 16
May 2008: Wed 28: Defying Media Spin, Poll Shows Public Support for Delhi BRT 3; Wed 14: Pricing Foe Hakeem Jeffries Demands G Train Service Increase 4; Tue 13: Bus Rapid Transit Under Fire in Delhi, India 10; Mon 12: A Bridge and Tunnel Transit Solution 23; Wed 7: Rivera: Pricing Still the Way to Go 1
April 2008: Tue 29: Chicago Gets NYC's Congestion Pricing Money 19; Fri 25: COMMUTE's BRT Plan: A Denser Network and Interborough Lines 11; Fri 18: Sadik-Khan: We're Putting the Square Back in Madison Square 15; Thu 17: A Transit Miracle on 34th Street 49; Fri 11: Streetfilms: A Look at Bus Rapid Transit in L.A. 3
March 2008: Tue 25: NYC's First Bus Rapid Transit Line Debuts in the Bronx 15; Mon 24: Sadik-Khan: What We Lose Without Congestion Pricing [Updated] 9; Mon 3: Sander Makes the Case for MTA Capital Plan and Pricing 3
February 2008: Tue 26: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About BRT 8; Wed 20: Peñalosa to New York Pols: BRT & Pricing Benefit Working Class 11; Fri 15: "Lock Box" Provides $39M for Livable Streets, Ferries, BRT 13; Fri 8: New Congestion Pricing Plan, Same Jeffrey Dinowitz 10; Mon 4: The Human Rights Argument For BRT And Pricing 16
January 2008: Mon 28: StreetFilm: Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in Bogotá 64; Thu 24: Motorists Dominate UES Parking Workshop 16; Thu 24: Testify! Public Hearings on Congestion Pricing Tonight 7; Fri 11: Let's Hear About Mayor Bloomberg's Transit Improvement Plan 5
December 2007: Fri 14: Congestion Pricing: Bloomberg Needs to Sweeten the Deal 34
November 2007: Tue 6: Staten Islanders Keeping an Open Mind on Congestion Pricing 25
October 2007: Wed 31: Congestion Pricing Supporters Speak Up in Queens 9; Mon 15: Fact Remains: No Congestion Pricing = No Federal Funds 7
August 2007: Tue 14: Feds to NYC: "Get on the Bus" 25; Tue 14: Details of the US DOT's $354.5 Million Grant to NYC 3
July 2007: Fri 13: BRT Moving Ahead but City Pushes Back the Timeline a Bit 7; Tue 10: $300+ Million in Bus Improvements Held Hostage in Albany 1
June 2007: Wed 20: Q&A With Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan 20; Thu 7: PlaNYC and Pricing Legislation Introduced. Download it Here. 11
May 2007: Mon 14: StreetFilms: Secure Bike Parking for Pennies per Hour 23
April 2007: Tue 17: Queens Residents Oppose Loss of Parking for Bus Rapid Transit 13; Tue 10: Co-op City Group Wants Bus Rapid Transit to Keep Its Distance 3
March 2007: Tue 20: Mayor Bloomberg at the Crossroads: Who Will Run DOT? 13; Mon 12: Insta-Bus Rapid Transit for Lower Manhattan 1
October 2006: Tue 24: DOT Announces Five Bus Rapid Transit Corridors 33; Fri 13: The Iris Weinshall Renaissance 11; Thu 12: Live-Blogging the Manhattan Transpo Policy Conference 19
August 2006: Wed 16: NY1: Why is Bloomberg So Weak on Transportation? 2; Thu 10: European Vacation 3
June 2006: Wed 14: Brooklyn Bus Rapid Transit Meeting 0; Tue 13: Queens Bus Rapid Transit Meeting 0; Tue 13: Brooklyn Bus Rapid Transit Meeting 0; Tue 13: Queens Bus Rapid Transit Meeting 0

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- Paul Berk said:
  "I don’t want a return to cheap gas, but I do support the notion of personal mobility and that means cars are in the mix–not so much in NYC, maybe, but elsewhere. (Do me..."
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  "“As I say in my book “The Politics of Simple Living.” Just as consuming more transportation stopped making Americans’ lives better some time in the..."
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  "If the city is bestowing something of value on teachers - isn’t that compensation? I’m not a labor lawyer, but it seems to me this should be settled at the bargaining..."
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  "Obama said we would not be dependent on “Middle Eastern” oil in 10 years. That means we would have to reduce our oil consumption by about 7-8%. This is not the same..."
1. Leaving Cars Behind, Seniors Find Streets Inhospitable
  August 20, 2008
2. Smart Para-Transit: A New Vision for Urban Transportation
  August 25, 2008
3. Bike-Share Debuts in Washington D.C.
  August 14, 2008
4. The State of Livable Streets in Boston
  August 21, 2008
5. Corrals and Oases: Bike Parking in Portland
  August 15, 2008
6. L.A. Doc Takes Out Road Rage on Cyclists, Injuring Two
  July 9, 2008
7. How to Fix Off-Street Parking Policy, Before It’s Too Late
  August 20, 2008
8. DOT Announces Summer Streets Photo Competition
  August 21, 2008
9. Obama Builds Rail Cred With Biden Pick
  August 26, 2008
10. The Parking Cure Part 2: Do the Right Tests
  August 27, 2008
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