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    • Cyclists Prepping for Class Action Lawsuit Over Bogus Tickets (Gothamist)
    • Council Mem David Greenfield Wants License Plates, Traffic Cams for Delivery Workers (News)
    • Seriously, Post Bike-Hate Screeds Starting to Read Like Late-Night Drunken Blog Comments
    • Marine in Town for Fleet Week Killed Crossing West Side Highway; No Charges (News, NY1)
    • Farebox Ratio for City Subway and Bus Riders Stands at 64 Percent (NYT)
    • More New Yorkers Taking the Train as Bus Ridership Drops (WSJ)
    • MTA Nets Federal Funds for Bottleneck at Sunnyside Rail Yards (News)
    • Kabak: New Articulated Buses to Bring Reduced Service for Some Routes
    • From the Stand, Officers Describe Ticket Fixing as All in a Day's Work (NYT)
    • On the Times Transpo Beat: Crushing Traffic Congestion? Bah. Let's Play a Word Game!

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