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    • More Coverage of Speed Cam Rollout: News, Post, AdvanceGothamist, WNYC, WCBS
    • WPIX Commentator Rants Against Speed Cams, Warning "Law-Abiding Citizens" About Them
    • More Infotainment From WPIX, Which Calls NYC Traffic "Survival of the Fittest"
    • Fight Over Parking Spot in Inwood Includes Baseball Bat and Gunfire (DNA)
    • Brookings Experts Cite LA's Villaraigosa as Transit Inspiration for NYC's Next Mayor (News)
    • Lhota Interested in Moving DOT Headquarters to Staten Island (Advance)
    • Bike-Share 311 Calls Have Dropped Since May, But Calls to Toll-Free Number Unreported (WSJ)
    • Fordham Road BID Seeking to Manage Plaza Undergoing DOT Reconstruction (Bronx Times)
    • After Resigning, Vito Lopez Continued to Enjoy Assembly's License Plate Perks (News)
    • WCBS Declares Victory Over Bike Rack After Quinn Tells DOT to Remove It for Coffee Vendor
    • DOT Unveils First in Series of Pavement Art Murals Beneath Bike-Share Station in Tribeca (DNA)
    • Want to Enjoy Your Commute? Ride a Bike, Read a Book, or Drive a Porsche, Says the Post

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