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    • Transpo Ideas From Mayoral Candidates "Little More Than Political Theater" (WSJ)
    • Bloomberg: City Control of MTA? Albany Will Never Let It Happen (CapNY)
    • UWS Residents Make Their Case for an Amsterdam Avenue Bike Lane to CB 7 (DNA)
    • DOT Says Citi Bike Isn't Set to Expand to LIC in September (WNYC)
    • HPD Axes Plan to Pave Chelsea Playground for Parking, Will Try to Build Parking Elsewhere (DNA)
    • Jason Gay's Street Just Got a Bike Path, and Man, Is He Excited (WSJ)
    • Maloney's Latest Second Avenue Report Card Misses Some Key Info (2nd Avenue Sagas)
    • Co-Op City Bus Study, Modeled on Subway Line Reviews, Precursor to Restoring Service (News)
    • DOT Adds Crossing Time at Amsterdam and West 79th; Study Suggests Ped Fixes in West 90s (DNA 12)
    • A Preview of the Park Avenue Tunnel, Open During August's Summer Streets (Gothamist)
    • Bike Snob on Army's Cycling PSA: "Basically The Idea Is That Riding a Bike Is Tantamount to Suicide"

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