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    • WABC Goes Full Windshield Mode to Gin Up Bikelash
    • George Steptoe Picks Apart the Massive Waste of Resources That Was "Operation Safe Cycle"
    • Suspended License, Reckless Driving Charges Didn't Keep This Dollar Van Driver Off Road (DNA)
    • Eight Parking Garages in Manhattan and Brooklyn Up for Sale, Could Be Developed (TRD)
    • Pete Donohue Takes a Tour of the (Air-Conditioned) Fulton Transit Center (News)
    • There's a Lot More Work to Do for the MTA to Fix Sandy-Damaged Tunnels (Capital)
    • Better Than a Ferry? Developer Proposes Aerial Tram to Williamsburg Waterfront (Crain's)
    • AMNY Tallies Outer-Borough Transit Wish List, From F Express to More Metro-North for the Bronx
    • Vincent Gentile's Crusade to Get Rid of Tolls on VNB's 50th Anniversary Is Almost Cute (NY1)
    • "The Power Broker" Turns 40: Robert Caro Regrets Cutting Chapters From His Tome (Daily Beast)

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