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    • NYPD Launches Two-Week Cyclist Enforcement Crackdown (Gothamist)
    • How Do Cops Parked in Bike Lanes Enhance NYPD’s Bike Safety Program? (@saidchelsea)
    • German Artists Say They Planted Bridge Flags (NYT); @BicycleLobby Flirts With Another Subpoena
    • NYPD Vouches for Driver Who Critically Injured West Village Pedestrian Last Night (News)
    • Off-Duty NYPD Officer Kills Himself and Another Motorist in Wrong-Way Thruway Crash (LoHud, Post)
    • Thanks to Transit, New Yorkers Have Lowest Transportation Costs in the U.S. (AMNY)
    • MTA and DOT Roll Out Wayfinding Maps in Subway Stations (WNYC)
    • NYT Amends Inaccurate and Misleading High-Speed Rail Story on the Editorial Page
    • Hey DOT, Upper Manhattan Really Needs Safe Spaces for Kids to Ride Bikes (DNA)
    • Working Families Party Opposes Horse Carriage Ban (CapNY)
    • Cuomo Fails to Knock Zephyr Teachout Off the Primary Ballot (News)

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