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    • NBBL Still Trying to Drum Up Bad Press for PPW Bike Lane (Bklyn Paper)
    • MNR Upgrades Safety Controls on Bridges and Curves (NYTWSJ) as Cuomo Talks Transit (CapNY)
    • Yunior Antonio Perez Rodriguez, 35, Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver in Woodhaven (TL, DNA, WABC, NY1)
    • Gloria Mabry, 74, Killed by Turning MTA Bus Driver in Co-Op City (News 12, News, WCBS, Post)
    • Funeral Held for Kalyanarat Ranasinghe, 71, NYPD Traffic Agent Killed in Midtown (DNA, Post, News)
    • Some Bicyclists on the UWS Are Riding the Wrong Way, and the Post Is On It
    • When It Snows, Citi Bike Will Move Bikes to Sidewalk and Plaza Stations First, Then Shovel Out (DNA)
    • NYPD's New Crime Map: No More, No Less, Than What Council Required (DNA, News, Gothamist)
    • Recycling, Instead of Banning, Styrofoam? That's 1,000 New Trucks on the Street (NYT)
    • News Interviews Anti-Bike Crank to Represent "Critics" of Atlantic Avenue Bike-Friendly Biz District
    • Invisible Visible Man Looks at the Failure of "Share the Road" and Victim-Blaming Education Campaigns

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