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    • DOT Study: Business Booming Near Plazas, Select Bus Routes, and Bike Lanes (News, Post)
    • It's Been Two Months and Seven Days, And There's Still No TZB Transit Task Force (MTR)
    • What Bronxites Want: Metro-North Service, Finished Bronx River Greenway (DNA)
    • Meet the Candidates Vying for Corrupt Larry Seabrook's Old City Council Seat (NYT)
    • Work on First Phase of Queens Greenway Approaching Completion (DNA)
    • Post: MTA Debt Service, Pension and Health Care Costs Make Fare Hike Inevitable
    • NYC Subways -- Can't Put Up With 'Em, Can't Live Without 'Em (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Hudson Yards Developer Looking to Change Its Deal With the MTA (Post)
    • Shoup on Disabled Placard Reform: It Can Be Done! (LA Times)
    • Have You Seen This Bike Thief? (YouTube)

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