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    • Kids in Low-Income Neighborhoods Most at Risk of Traffic Injuries (Gotham Gazette)
    • After Neighbors Worry About Parking and Cars, Medgar Evers Scraps Plaza Plan (Bklyn Brief)
    • 2nd Avenue Sagas and Gothamist Make the Case Against the QueensWay, for Rail Reactivation
    • MTA Data Shows Most Brooklyn Subway Lines Could Handle More Riders (YIMBY)
    • Most of SL Green's Grand Central Upgrades Will Focus on Lexington Ave Subways (CapNY, Crain's)
    • Adam Forman: City Hall Must Increase Its Contribution to MTA (Gotham Gazette)
    • More Coverage of City's Countdown to 25 MPH from WCBS, WNYC, NY1, Advance
    • Staten Island CB 1 Asks City for Sidewalks, Traffic Lights, Greenway Study for NY Wheel (DNA)
    • M86 SBS Would Rely Mostly on Off-Board Fare Collection, Maybe Signal Priority (DNA)
    • Painting a Citi Bike Purple Is a Terrible Way to Hide The Fact That It's Stolen (DNA)

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