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    • In Daily News Interview, Prendergast Prepares MTA Riders for Fare Hikes and Service Disruptions
    • Gelinas: Quinn's MTA Proposal Ignores Rising Costs and How to Pay The Bill (Post)
    • Midtown Hit-And-Run Driver Injures Pedestrian, Crashes Into Crane During Escape (Post)
    • Schumer: East River Ferry Expansion Will Get $1 Billion From Feds (Times Ledger)
    • CB 1 Supports Williamsburg Plazas and Bike Corrals (Bklyn Paper)
    • Even With Design-Build, Taxpayers Still at Risk of Tappan Zee Cost Overruns (LoHud)
    • Bloomberg Calls Tappan Zee Without Transit a "Terrible Mistake" (NewsCapNY)
    • The Mayor Says You Won't See Him on Citi Bike, Though He's Excited for Its Launch (News)
    • Steve Hindy: PBA Blocking Speed Cams Is Like Firefighters Opposing Sprinklers (Crain's)
    • MTA Studies Straphanger Behavior to Design Subway Car of the Future (Gothamist, 2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Weiner Platform Includes Tax Breaks for Pro-Bike Employers, Says Congestion Pricing Is "Dead" (NYT)

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