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    • DC Metro Crash Highlights Decrepit State of Big American Transit Systems (NYT)
    • So Much For Getting Anything Done in Albany This Session (NYT)
    • MTA Board OKs Sweeter Atlantic Yards Deal for Ratner (Bklyn Paper, AYR, News, WNYC, NY1)
    • Timothy Egan: Traffic Enforcement Cams Make Cities "Impersonal" (NYT)
    • Funds for Green Transportation in New York State Take a Hit (MTR)
    • In LA, Police and Prosecutors Have Serious Anti-Cyclist Bias Too (Streetsblog LA)
    • There's More: In Tucson, Cyclists Get Tickets When They're Struck By Cars (TBL via Streetsblog.net)
    • What Happens When You Try to Reason With a Bike Lane Blocking FedEx Driver (Cyclosity)
    • Transit Union Vote Signals Trouble for Current Leadership (News)
    • Bus Drivers, Station Agents Catch Fare Hike Flak From Riders (AMNY)

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