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    • Bloomberg: "I Don't Think Anybody Would Have the Nerve to Roll Back the Bicycle Lanes" (CapNY)
    • Ticket-Fixing Beneficiaries Say Ticket-Fixing Isn't a Problem (News)
    • Bronx Residents Clamor for Bike-Share and Bike Lanes (DNA)
    • With Eric Adams on Shirley Huntley's Wire, Tish James May Switch to Brooklyn Beep Race (News)
    • Reason: NTSB Study of Curbside Buses Overstated Their Safety Risks
    • MTA IG: Agency Has Not Sufficiently Inspected Elevated Subway Structures (Post2nd Avenue Sagas)
    • WSJ Covers Water Street Revitalization Efforts, Including New Plazas
    • Bklyn Paper Writes Up the Mayoral Candidates' Cluelessness on PPW
    • Proposal Persists to Merge Bridge Authority With Thruway (Times Herald-Record)
    • UWS Rental Car Garage Expected to Become Condo Development (Crain's)
    • Brian Lehrer Talks Bicycling in Amsterdam With Author Pete Jordan (WNYC)

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