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    • MTA, TWU Haven't Moved on Contract Talks in Three Months (Post)
    • Michael Powell: It's Silly to Oppose Letting Developers Build on NYCHA Parking Lots (NYT)
    • Manhattan CB 5 Votes to Claim Street Space for CitiBike Docks Outside Grand Central (DNA)
    • Carrion Says "Infrastructure Investment" and "Economic Development" Will Be Campaign Pillars (NYT)
    • Son of Staten Island Killed in Indianapolis Ambulance Crash (Post)
    • Brace Yourself, You May Nod in Agreement With Steve Cuozzo's Take on Midtown East (Post)
    • March 4 Is Transit Awareness Day in Albany (MTR)
    • 1950s-Era Transport Planning Alive and Well in Louisville (NYT)
    • A Proposal to Get More Bang Out of Safe Routes to School Bucks (StrongTowns)
    • The "Worst Cities for Driving" Include a Lot of Great Cities for Walking (WSJ)

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