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    • Reverse Backlash: Bklyn CB10's Pro-Bike Faction Votes for Sharrows on Bay Ridge Parkway (Bklyn Paper)
    • 300 Free Parking Spaces Disappear in Park Slope, and the Universe Doesn't Collapse (FiPS)
    • There Seems to Be Agreement on How Cops Should Exercise "Discretion" in Central Park (Transpo Nation)
    • More From Yesterday's Big HSR Presser at Penn Station (City Room, DNAInfo, MTR, Transpo Nation)
    • Security Theater for Rail? No Thanks, Senator Schumer (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Let's See If NYC Can Have a Serious Discussion About Adopting an "Idaho Stop" Law (Gothamist)
    • Inside Andrew Cuomo's Suburban Routine (WSJ)
    • Scheduling Deliveries for Off-Peak Hours: More Feasible Than Many Businesses Let On (MTR)
    • Downtowners Want City to Let Them Cross West Street at Grade Near WTC (DNAInfo)
    • Sunday Is the Grand Opening in Brooklyn for Streetsblog Sponsor Bike Habitat (Brownstoner)

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