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    • TA Poll: 70 Percent of Voters Want More Protected Bike Lanes and Pedestrian Islands (News)
    • Gelinas and Komanoff Measure Cost of Metro-North Outages (Post); Schumer Wants Fed Probe (NYT)
    • DiNapoli: MTA on Firmer Ground, Should Consider Reducing Fare and Toll Hikes (CapNY 12; SAS)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Luis Bravo, 19, in Woodside (DNATimes Ledger)
    • Fewer Would-Be Cabbies Pass TLC Exam, Which Is Still Far Less Stringent Than London's (News)
    • Lhota and de Blasio Are Simpatico in Disdain for Boro Cabs and New Medallions (CapNY)
    • Judge Tosses Case Against Commercial Driving Instructors Who Helped Applicants Cheat (News)
    • Some Mount Morris Park West Residents Are Grouchy About Years-in-the-Making Road Diet (DNA)
    • Promised Bike Markings Are on the Ground in Jersey City (BIKAS)
    • Breaking Many Traffic Laws, Cyclist Lhota Says Streets Are for Everyone (News)
    • Obama Endorses Manhattan Road Pricing (NYT)

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