Today’s Headlines
- Lhota and MTA Board Mull Possible Service Restoration, Keep Quiet on Details (NYT, Kabak)
- Court Won't Consider Ratner Appeal Over Atlantic Yards Environmental Impact Study (Crain's)
- Anonymous Officials to Transportation Nation: Hunts Point Market Threat Doomed Sheridan Teardown
- Liu's Bike-Share Treatise Makes International News, But Probably Not How He Imagined (Guardian)
- Lhota Says Rising Sea Levels to Blame for Cracks at South Ferry Station (Transpo Nation)
- Pedestrian Struck by Driver in Briarwood, Injuries Unknown (DNA)
- Chris Christie Raids NJ Transportation Fund to Patch His Budget Hole (NYT)
- Ft. Lee Police, Inventors of "Careless Walking," Ticket GWB Cyclists for Attempting Safe Turn (NYCC)
- Eyes on the Street: New Markings for Brooklyn Bridge Promenade (Transpo Nation)
- Do Daily News Headline Writers Read Daily News Stories?
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