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    • Subway Delays Up 44 Percent in April (Post)
    • NYCT to Increase Service on Some Lines in July, But Not the G (Post, 2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Select Bus Service Debuts in the Bronx; Riders Adjust to Pre-Payment (News, NY1)
    • Analyst Predicts Massive Mode Switch to Transit (WSJ)
    • Taxi Owners Complain About City-Mandated Shift to Hybrid Cabs (Post)
    • Manhattan Teenager Killed by Drunk Driver (News, Post)
    • Luxury Dealerships Doing Fine on Manhattan's Automobile Row (NYT)
    • NARP Blog Breaks Down the Times' Amtrak Coverage
    • German Town Removes All Traffic Signals (ABC via Planetizen)

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