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  • Cy Vance Won’t Charge Former Top Cop Howard Safir for Leaving the Scene (News, City Room)
  • Post Pins Blame for MTA Budget Woes on “Bean Counters,” Not Legislators
  • Use Stim Funds to Pay for Transit Service? MTA Still Opposed Despite Horrific Deficit… (NY1)
  • …And Even Though Stim Cash for Mega-Projects Isn’t Creating Many Jobs (SAS)
  • New Coalition Tells Congress to Increase Federal Support for Transit Service (MTR)
  • Boston, Minneapolis Set to Launch Bike-Share Systems in a Few Months (NPR)
  • Bloomberg Equates Carrying a Gun With Driving — If You’re Drunk (Bronx News)
  • State Controller Auditing MTA Overtime Pay (News)
  • Winner of NYC BigApps Competition Lets You Find Nearest Subway on Your Mobile Phone (News)
  • Prius Owners Shell-Shocked By Safety Flaws… Imagine If They Heard Transit Is Safer, Greener (NYT)

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