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    • State Senate's Long Island Bus Deal Staves Off Disastrous Service Cuts (Transpo Nation)
    • Transpo Nation Analysis of Brennan PPW Poll: "They Like It. They Really Like It."
    • PJ O'Rourke: Bike Lanes All a Scheme to Create Infantile Government Dependency, Ha Ha (WSJ)
    • NY Post Plays the 9/11 Card in Opposing Battery Bikeway
    • Cuozzo Uses Times Square Food Vendor Plan as Opportunity to Mourn Beautiful Traffic Lights (Post)
    • Is NYPD's Central Park Bike Crackdown Really About Ray Kelly's Belief in Vehicular Cycling? (City Room)
    • Gibson Dunn Announces Pro Bono Award Winners. Maybe Next Year, Jim Walden
    • Meet a Proud Member of "Neighbors for Better Trash Collection" (News)
    • Oh, To Be a Fly on This Wall (Observer)
    • You Haven't Heard the Last of Markowitz's Bike Lane Mockery (Bklyn Paper)
    • April Fools' Day Redux: The Chuck Schumer Holland Bike Tunnel (WNYC)

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