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    • Gelinas: Cuomo's Budget Deal Will Bring on Cuomo's Fare Hikes (Post)
    • DOT Ped Safety Plan for Rego Park Mall Moving Forward (QChron)
    • Whadya Know: Commerce on Columbus Avenue Doing Just Fine (Commercial Observer)
    • Drunk Off-Duty Cop Racks Up Insane Amount of Simultaneous Traffic Violations (News)
    • Off-Duty Mount Vernon Cop Drives Head-On Into Big Rig on I-95 (Post)
    • The Times Hunts for Prized "Bike" Angle in DOT's Midtown Walkway Plan
    • MTA on the Verge of Opening Up Real-Time Subway Data to Developers (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Read All About the Bike Bridges in Gridlock Sam's Toll and Infrastructure Plan (Thirteen)
    • S.I. Pols, Dissatisfied With Off-Peak Truck Toll Discount, Really Want More Truck Traffic (SI Live)
    • What a Ghost Bike Means to One Victim's Nephew (NYT)

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