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    • MTA Looks to Cut Capital Plan, Could Postpone 2012 Projects (Crain's)
    • PlaNYC Update Coverage: Not Much About Transpo (NYT, Post, Gotham Gazette)
    • Livery Cab Driver Smashes Into Bronx Department Store, Kills 61-Year-Old, Injures Six (NewsNYT)
    • In Lead Up to Borough Taxi Plan, TLC Cracks Down On Illegal Street Hails (News)
    • Manhattan Beach Group Threatens Protests for Traffic Calming, Against Bike Lane (Courier-Life)
    • The Center of the Bronx Scandal Venn Diagram: Ticket Fixing for Yankee Stadium Exec (DNAinfo)
    • On Earth Day, Enviros Name Complete Streets Bill a Super Piece of Legislation (MTR)
    • Bike-Share Will Launch in Boston This Summer (Streetsblog DC)
    • DOT Agrees to Work With CB 12 to Improve Bike/Ped Safety at Greenway Entrance (DNAinfo)
    • Driver Slams Into Brooklyn Heights Promenade (Bklyn Paper)

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