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    • Quinn and Greenfield Not Backing Down From Defense of Scofflaw Parkers (News)
    • Speeding Driver Leaves Bronx Two-Year-Old in Critical Condition (News)
    • Westchester League of Women Voters: Build Tappan Zee Transit Now (LoHud)
    • Flatiron Pedestrians Warn of Speeding Buses, Request Turn Lane (DNAinfo)
    • Transportation Alternatives on Cuomo Infrastructure Plan: "Where's The Beef?" (City/State)
    • Harlem Middle Schoolers Learn Bike Safety, Take to Central Park (News)
    • After 50 Years, New Cars Will Improve Ride on C Train (WSJ)
    • Popular "Poetry In Motion" Program Returning to Subways (Gothamist)
    • Meet NYC's Latest Celebri-Biker (NYMag)

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