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April 2008: 4/07: Support for Pricing From Nassau Dem Michelle Schimel 2
December 2007: 12/10: More Boring Photos 6; 12/05: The Rumble Underfoot at 60th Street 1
October 2007: 10/25: Pricing Hearings Begin With Away Double-Header 6
May 2007: 5/30: The 'Burbs: Extremely Safe or Especially Dangerous? 12

- Mark Walker said:
  "What part did you find witless, vapid, and stupid? Was it the visuals, the statistics, the quotations, the bike lane paradoxically protected by parked cars, the pedestrian..."
- paulb said:
  "I find instant, “clever” they-do-things-so-much-better- there analyses of life in foreign places (like this one) witless, vapid, and stupid."
- Dorothy Bonneville said:
  "You need to have better management in order to have better transit. Plus people willing to speak up and not just whisper. Soon to be ex-local 842 member"
- Cap'n Transit said:
  "Here is the Live bird’s-eye view of Fordham above the Metro-North station: http://maps.live.com/default.a spx?v=2&FORM=LMLTCP&cp =qt94×08v85fz&styl..."
- Douglas Willinger said:
  "We push it away to avoid the consequences. Bring MORE autos to Manhattan- stop shielding Wall Street and company form the need for electric and water cars!"
1. Bedford Avenue to Go Car-Free Four Saturdays This Summer
  June 27, 2008
2. DOT Asks Public for Ideas on Shoupian Parking Program
  June 24, 2008
3. Watching the Water Fall, by Bike
  June 18, 2008
4. Obama, Ethanol, and the "New Metropolitan Reality"
  June 26, 2008
5. Cartoon Tuesday: Blind Spots
  June 24, 2008
6. Streetfilms: Car-Free Vancouver Day
  June 23, 2008
7. Eyes on the Street: Ikea Shuttles Tearing Through Brooklyn 'Hoods
  June 25, 2008
8. Peak Rate Parking Proposal Sails Through Preliminary Meeting
  July 2, 2008
9. South Bronx Develops Into Yankee Stadium Parking Lot
  January 16, 2008
10. New Study Shows City Can Reduce Congestion Through Parking Policy
  June 20, 2008
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