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    • Broadway Leads City in Pedestrian Fatalities, Second Deadliest Street in NYC Metro (MTR, City Room)
    • Raiders of the Lost ARC Redux: Is Cuomo Set to Follow Christie's Lead? (NYT)
    • More on Hunters Point South Development From Times, WNYC, Crain's
    • Kabak Compares MTA and NJ Transit Bus Tracking Tech
    • Suburban Assembly Member Announces Vague Plan to Fight Payroll Tax (ESN)
    • Carroll Gardens Pedestrian Critical After Tuesday Collision; "No Criminality Suspected" (CG Patch)
    • By Carrot and Stick, Mayors in China Look to Reduce Car Commuting (Scientific American)
    • When It Comes to Truthiness, Magic Eight Ball Gives NBBLers a Run for Their Money (FiPS)
    • Salt Lake City Tops NYC in Absurd U.S. News Ranking of "Best Cities for Public Transportation"
    • Who Says the Post Hates Cyclists?

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