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    • City Releases Data Showing How Many New Yorkers Bike, Walk, Drive, Take Transit to Work (NYT)
    • News Isn't Convinced 34th Street Transitway Will Pay Off
    • Why Don't NYC Kids Play Street Games Anymore? (Post)
    • ...It Probably Has Something to Do With This (Post)
    • NYC Garbage Trucks Have Injured 294 People in the Last Three Years (Post)
    • SI Ferry Crash Injures 37 -- Mostly Nicks and Bruises -- Prompts Federal Safety Probe (NY1, AMNY)
    • Walder, Samuelsen Have a Confrontation in the Paper Over Work Rules (News)
    • New BMW So Quiet, You Can't Tell When You've Left It Idling (News, Post, AMNY)
    • Cul-de-Sacs Totally Fail to Deliver Purported Benefits (Infrastructurist)
    • Why Car Companies Feel OK Portraying Teen Drivers as Dangerous, But Not Seniors (538)

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