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    • De Blasio Orders Sideguards Installed on 200 City Garbage Trucks (News)
    • Eastern Queens' Growing Immigrant Population Needs Better Transit (YIMBY)
    • WNYC Team Reflects on a Year of Loss Caused By Traffic Violence
    • Building Over Sunnyside Yards -- The Political and Logistical Quagmire (Crain's)
    • EDC Grant Will Boost Freight Rail Capacity at Hunts Point Market (DNA)
    • Can Something Good Be Salvaged From de Blasio's Ferry Proposal? (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • If It's Not Crammed With Parking, Bronx CB 11 Doesn't Want It to Be Built (BxTimes)
    • NYPD Lieutenant Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving Off-Duty (Advance)
    • Without Good Transit, Better Transportation Tech Can Only Do So Much to Reduce Car Ownership (MTR)
    • Early Contender for the "Most Useless Public Health Research" Streetsie Award (Post)

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