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Today’s Headlines

Business Group Critical of Congestion Pricing (AMNY) CB6 Cleared to Make Way for Gowanus Rezoning (Daily Intel) Nassau and Suffolk Lead in Auto Fatalities (Newsday) Two Children Hit by Two Police Cars (Post) Unlicensed Teen Hit Cyclist with Rented Car (Gothamist) Bike Lane Liberation Ride Tonight (BikeBlog) ‘Expensive’ Gas May Not Deter Holiday Travel (Newsday) … Continued
  • Business Group Critical of Congestion Pricing (AMNY)
  • CB6 Cleared to Make Way for Gowanus Rezoning (Daily Intel)
  • Nassau and Suffolk Lead in Auto Fatalities (Newsday)
  • Two Children Hit by Two Police Cars (Post)
  • Unlicensed Teen Hit Cyclist with Rented Car (Gothamist)
  • Bike Lane Liberation Ride Tonight (BikeBlog)
  • ‘Expensive’ Gas May Not Deter Holiday Travel (Newsday)
  • Not All Vacations Require Cars (National Geographic via Carfree USA)
  • Emissions Drop Slightly from All-Time Peak (NYT)
  • ‘Smart Cards’ Tested on City Buses (AMNY)
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