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    • MTA G Train Report Suggests More Afternoon Service, But Not Free Transfers (NYT, WSJWNYC, News)
    • Cab Driver, Allegedly Speeding, Seriously Injures Midtown Pedestrian (Post)
    • Weiner Gets Big Cash From Yellow Cab Industry on Same Day He Blasts Boro Taxis (CapNY)
    • The News Gets a Peek at Routes Set for Extra Service Due to MTA Budget Boost
    • Car-Free Streets Coming to Bayside This September (Times Ledger)
    • MAS: Moving MSG and Rebuilding Penn Would Spur Development Boom (Crain's)
    • Assembly Member Joe Borelli Wants Lane Added to West Shore Expressway (NY1)
    • Daily News Targets Another Judge for Placard Abuse (1, 2)
    • Toll-Dodging Lowlife Who Struck Verrazano Officer Caught, Has License Taken Away (News)
    • One of the Drivers Andrew Cuomo Pulled Over for Texting Was an Off-Duty NYPD Officer (News 12)
    • In the 80s, Gridlock Sam Made Up a Code So Federal Agents Wouldn't Get Parking Tickets (NYT)

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