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    • Here's the Deal With MTA Service Additions (NYT, WSJDNA, Crain's, 2nd Avenue Sagas)
    • MTA Maps Out Its BRT Priorities (Observer)
    • Speed Camera Bill Heads to Cuomo's Desk for Signature (MTR)
    • A Large Share of Transit Riders Were Born After 1980, and the MTA Is On It (NYT)
    • Off-Peak, Non-Manhattan Trips an Increasing Share of Subway Journeys (WSJ)
    • MTA Sells Soho Parking Lot to Developer (DNA)
    • RPA on MTA Station Naming Rights Guidelines: "Better Than Nothing" (CapNY)
    • Lhota on MTA Bridge Tolls Subsidizing Transit: "That's Not Right" (Advance)
    • Street Parking Is Free, But Garage Parking Spot in Park Slope Sells for $80,000 (DNA)
    • Weiner's Pedestrian Agenda: All-Way "Barnes Dance" Crossings (CapNY)
    • REBNY: Gas Station Included in Historic District (News)

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