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    • WNYC Reporters on Vision Zero Reddit AMA: "Difficulty of Getting the Data Has Been Most Surprising"
    • AT&T, NYU Partner on App Contest to Combat "Distracted Walking" (Crain's)
    • Two-Way LIC Street to Go One-Way, But Without Traffic Calming; Residents Fear Speeding (LIC Post)
    • DOT Begins Construction on Ped Safety Tweaks at Bowery and Delancey (Bowery Boogie)
    • MAS Award to Bruce Ratner Questioned by Atlantic Yards Critics (NYT, CapNY)
    • Broken Windows: Routine Traffic Stop Nabs Unlicensed Driver, Stolen Property (Advance)
    • Traffic Cop Blocks Bike Lane Next to Open Spot, Yells Obscenities at Cyclist (Gothamist)
    • Gothamist Has Photos of a Cyclist Injured by a Driver on 57th Street at 9th Avenue
    • Unions Drop Opposition to Albany RPP Program; Like Other Bills, Its Fate Rests With IDC (TU)
    • DNAinfo Picks Up Our Coverage of Franklin Avenue Road Diet and Bike Lane in Crown Heights
    • The Last Dock Is a Broken Dock: Video Shows Frustrated Citi Bikers (Gothamist)

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