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    • LaHood on Better National Bike/Walk Policy: "This Is What Americans Want" (Green Inc)
    • Subsidy-Driven, Resource-Gobbling... What's So Different About Electric Cars, Again? (GG)
    • Paul Browne Links Times Square Mayhem to Routinely Violent Auto Show Crowds (NYT)
    • Felix Salmon: Road Pricing the "Blindingly Obvious Solution" to Cross Bronx Expressway Hell
    • Gas and Oil Prices Trending Up; Drill, Baby, Drill? (AP, NYT)
    • New 96th St. Subway Station Features Wider Stairs, Skinnier Sidewalks (City Room, SAS)
    • News Questions Enforcement of Fare-Beating on Bx12 Select
    • "New York" Post on City's Pedestrian Plaza Expansion: It's All About the Drivers
    • Prospect Park Administrator Tupper Thomas Stepping Down After 30 Years (NYT)
    • Latest Assault Case Against Hothead Sen. Kevin Parker Headed for Trial (NY1)
    • Memorial Ride, Ghost Bike Installation for Megan Charlop Scheduled for Saturday (BNN)
    • Mets Catcher Dave Racaniello Biked to Spring Training -- From Newark (BikeHacks)

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