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  • NYC Transit Crews Faked Signal Inspections They Couldn’t Finish (WSJ, NY1, News)
  • Brooklyn DA Brings Homicide Charge Against Texting and Driving Teen Who Killed Delivery Man (Post)
  • Snore: Most Transit Riders Satisfied With MTA Service (News, AMNY)
  • The Post Lobbies to Bring City-Destroying Wal-Mart to NYC
  • There’s a Lot of Parking in the United States and It’s Terrible for the Environment (Planetizen)
  • Lew Fidler Can’t Comprehend That a Cohesive Bike Network Helps People Get Places By Bike (Observer)
  • Court Says Eminent Domain Okay For Columbia Campus Expansion (City Room)
  • Michelle Paterson, We Hardly Knew Ye: First Lady Bikes to Work (NYT)
  • Another Story About the Absolute Necessity of Parking in Downtown Manhattan (Villager)
  • MTA Adds Security Cams to More Buses (Post)

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