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    • Queens Straphangers Counting on Albany to Avert MTA Doomsday (News)
    • Congestion Pricing Foes Jeffries and Lentol to Stage Mock G Train Funeral (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • New York to Receive $1.3B in Stimulus Cash for Transit (News)
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    • DA Elections a Chance to Make Traffic Justice a Campaign Issue (Cap'n Transit)
    • The Problem With Bonus Plazas (Grist)
    • Richard Florida on the Post-Crash Shape of American Cities and Regions (Atlantic)
    • Guess Which State Legislators Drive Taxpayer-Owned Cars (Times Union)
    • Ratner Gets Loan Extension, Looking for Stim Cash to Keep Atlantic Yards Alive (City Room)
    • What If Portland Had Been Overrun by Freeways? (BikePortland via Streetsblog.net)

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