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    • Parking Ticket Issues Drop in Brooklyn and the Bronx (News)
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    • Some Wonder If Yankee Garages Were Intended for Park-and-Ride (City Limits)
    • Are Stadium and Mega-Mall Evidence of 'Booming' Bronx? (News)
    • Speeding Drivers Terrorize Windsor Terrace (Brooklyn Eagle)
    • Federal Panel Recommends Gas Tax Hike to Pay for Roads, Transit (Post)
    • Cato Institute Guy Recommends Fee for Cyclists (LA Times
    • Congestion Pricing Approved for Area Airports (News)
    • MTA Looks at High Speed Tolling (MTR)
    • Delhi Cyclists Determined to Counter Auto Invasion (BBC)
    • Nissan Executive Says Car Culture Is Fading (Fortune via Carfree USA)

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