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    • City Council's Shot Across Bloomberg's Bow: Parking Enforcement Not Acceptable (Post)
    • Shelly Silver Won't Even Pass Tougher Penalties for Driving Drunk With Kids (Observer, Post, News)
    • Bus Driver Gets Slap on the Wrist From NYPD for Killing Seth Kahn (News)
    • Canal Street Sidewalk Crash That Injured 10 Blamed on Brake Failure (Post)
    • Meet Developers Who Get It: You Don't Need Parking in Transit-Rich Neighborhoods (Streetsblog SF)
    • Karrie Jacobs: Re-Use the Interstate System for Rail and Electricity Transmission (NYT)
    • State DOT: We Won't Expand Deegan If It's Not Wanted (Mott Haven Herald)
    • Contender for TWU Leadership Sounds "Ready to Rumble" (News)
    • Tour Bus Traffic on the Rise in Older NYC Nabes (AMNY)
    • Next Tuesday at BAM: "Biking Rules" PSAs on the Big Screen (Bklyn Paper, Gothamist)

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