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    • TZB Transit Task Force Will Release Full Report This Morning (LoHud)
    • DiNapoli Calls Out Cuomo on His Latest $40 Million Transit Raid (MTR)
    • Is the MTA Even Aware That Its Expensive Transit Construction Projects Are a Problem? (Next City)
    • Health Department Survey: Since 2007, New Yorkers Have Become More Likely to Ride Bikes (Crain's)
    • Meet Ben Wellington, the Statistics Professor Behind the Vision Zero Heat Maps (Bklyn Paper 1, 2)
    • MTA Wants Police Crackdown on High-Crime Bus Routes, Starting With B46 on Utica Avenue (News)
    • De Blasio Gets One-Month Extension on Developing a Plan to Make Half of Taxis Accessible (News)
    • Tri-State Urges Cuomo to Make Toll Changes More Than an Election-Year Stunt (MTR)
    • 78th Precinct to Audit Crossing Guards, Relocate Them to Busier Corners (Bklyn Paper)
    • West 97th Street Block to Be Renamed in Honor of 4-Year-Old Ariel Russo (News)
    • Man Launches Personal Injury Suit Against Citi Bike After Crashing Into Curb at Docking Station (News)

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