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    • Villager: "Drive Traffic Pricing Across Finish Line"
    • New Subway Fares Expected to Confuse Straphangers  (AMNY)
    • Bus/HOV Lane on SI-Bound BQE Not Worth the Cost, Says MTA (SI Advance)
    • Gas Truck Crashes on Tappan Zee, Spills Diesel Into Hudson (AP)
    • Traffic Counts in Atlantic Yards EIS Have Glaring Omission (AYR)
    • How Federal Policy Favors Highways Over Transit (Politico via Planetizen)
    • China Spending Huge Sums on Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (Economist)

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