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    • NYPD Stands Alone in Defense of Placard Free-for-All (News 1, 2, NY1)
    • City Drivers Fed Up With This Whole Parking Thing (NY1, WABC)
    • To Transportation Chair James Vacca, Regulations Are All About Revenue (CBS2)
    • Taxi Bill Snagged in Senate (WNYC);  Mateo Says Livery Drivers Coerced Into Supporting (News)
    • Cuomos, Father and Son, Have Significant Ties to Yellow Cab Industry (City Room)
    • With Human-Scale Zoning in Place, Brooklyn's Fourth Ave. Needs a Road Diet (FiPS)
    • Markowitz Backs Bensonhurst Waterfront Mega-Mall, Thinks Fine Dining Would Be a Nice Touch (Post)
    • Vincent Ignizio Applauds New Roads for SI's West Shore, Couldn't Care Less About Housing (NY1)
    • Komanoff: Livable Streets as Vital as Firehouses (Downtown Express)
    • This Just In: Bikes Popular, Contribute to Local Economies (Bklyn Paper, News)

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