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    • Related Companies Venture Set to Purchase Alta Bicycle Share, Nearly Double Size of Citi Bike (WSJ)
    • From Signals to Wi-Fi to Countdown Clocks, MTA Lags Other Systems on Technology (City & State)
    • Have Some Input for the MTA Reinvention CommissionThe Times Wants to Hear It
    • Port Will Spend $90 Million on Bus Terminal for Fixes, Not Expansion (NYTWSJStar-Ledger)
    • City & State Skeptical of Whether Cuomo Is Serious About Structural Reforms to Port and MTA
    • Many Vehicles on Woodhaven Stay Parked for Weeks or Months at a Time (Forum)
    • City Planning Commission Reviews Plan to Expand SI Mall, Reduce Parking (Advance, Observer)
    • 13-Year-Old Cyclist Struck By Cabbie on Life Support (West Side Rag)
    • Off-Duty Newark Police Officer Chases Family, Pulls Gun After Road Rage Incident (Star-Ledger)
    • California Considers Using Amber Alerts to Notify Public of Hit-and-Run Drivers (LAT)
    • Free Parking Is Scarce Parking, and Scarce Parking Makes People Go Insane (WCBS)

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