All kinds o’ stuff to read:

• Tougher rules for teen drivers? Minnesota legislators are looking into curfews and passenger limits. Today’s Strib story is here.
• Light rail, heavy price tag: The Central Corridor line is too costly, the feds say. Click here for today’s Strib story about the challenge of finding $200 million in cuts.
• Road work ahead: The Southwest Journal looks at what’ll be happening to the streets and parking lots in the Lyn-Lake/Uptown area; click here.
• Filling up: The Strib’s editorialists back a higher gas tax and take a look at ethanol’s economic effects.
• Two from the Lakeshore Weekly News: Is Wayzata walkable? Read a pedestrian’s personal perspective here. And not everyone is enthused about a proposal to add toll lanes on I-494 in Plymouth; click here.
• Driving into Manhattan? Eight dollars, please. New York’s mayor proposes congestion pricing; click here.
• Zooming to Chicago? Strib columnist Lori Sturdevant looks at high-speed rail; click here.
• The Taliban’s preferred ride? Honda motorcycles, says NPR. Click here to meet an Afghan mechanic with an unusual job.

And, as always, add your thoughts and links below.

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