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    • "Bike Bedlam" Actually Helpful? City To Start Tracking Bike/Ped Collisions (CBS 2)
    • Hundreds Expected On Both Sides of Prospect Park West Rally (News)
    • Brooklyn Paper Editorial Serves Up Common Sense On Henry Street, PPW Bike Lanes
    • ... And Their Editorial Cartoon Is Worth 1,000 Words (Bklyn Paper)
    • Feds Can't Reform Transportation Alone, Need State and Local Cooperation (MTR)
    • More On City's $1M Critical Mass Settlement (WNYC)
    • Long Island Father Killed in Hit-And-Run While Leaving Bible Study (CBS 2)
    • Emilie Gossiau, Cyclist Hit By Improperly Licensed Trucker, Will Recover After Year of Rehab (Gothamist)
    • Astoria Restaurants Claim Public Curb For Private Valet Service (News)
    • Meanwhile, Astoria CB Approves Closing Block of 36th Street To Lease to TV Studio (News)

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