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    • NYC DOT Prepares to Implement 25 MPH Speed Limit Citywide (AMNY)
    • Cabbie Critically Injures 13-Year-Old Cyclist on UWS; Cops Blame Victim (Post, News)
    • City Pleading With State For Permission to Save on Construction Costs (Crain's)
    • After Much Handwringing, SI Advance Concludes the Benefit of Speed Cams "Cannot Be Questioned"
    • Lyft Has Another Week to Work Out How to Comply With NYC Rules (DNA)
    • The Post Finds Connections Between Uber and Lyft and Bloomberg
    • Five-Week G Train Construction Shutdown Starts This Friday (AMNY)
    • More Coverage of Street Safety Vigil for Jean Chambers at NewsDNA, Gothamist
    • Take a Look at the New Hartford-New Britain Busway (MTR)
    • For Forth Worth Mayor Betsy Price, Biking Is a "Great Way to Connect With People" (NYT)

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