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    • Citi Bike Operating at a Loss, Needs Cash Infusion (WSJ)
    • Move NY Attracting Motorists and Truckers to the Fair Toll Plan Coalition (CapNY)
    • Deep Dive on NYC's Street Safety Movement and Vision Zero From BKLYNR
    • De Blasio Set to Pick Mitchell Silver to Run Parks Department -- and Its Greenways (NYT, NewsPost)
    • No Mention of Parking Reform in This Post Piece on New Affordable Housing Honcho Vicki Been
    • Straphangers: Subways Getting Shmutzier (NewsNY1, DNA)
    • Parents, Teachers, and Students at Allie Liao's School Take Car Safety Pledge in Her Memory (TL)
    • Will Hudson River Park Build More Parking to Pay for Maintenance? (Crain's)
    • All These Jaywalking Tickets Are Terrible PR for Vision Zero (Gothamist)
    • Signs of a Relaxed NYC Bike Culture on the First Day of Spring (Brooklyn Spoke)
    • Damned Bike Lanes (DNA)

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