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    • More Queens Blvd Coverage: News, DNA, WNYC, WNBC, Post, Gothamist
    • Daily News Thrilled With de Blasio's Plan for the Boulevard of Death, Including Bike Lanes
    • Schumer, Against I-95 Tolls in Connecticut, Inadvertently Makes the Case for Move NY (WCBS)
    • Families for Safe Streets, TLC Release Video to Combat Reckless Driving (Post, WNYCGothamist)
    • NY World Looks at Station-by-Station Subway Ridership Stats
    • MTA Still Working on MetroCard Replacement and Pay-by-App for MNR and LIRR (WPIX)
    • Court Grants Stay in Taxi of Tomorrow Legal Battle, Delaying Vehicle's Rollout (NYT)
    • Taxi Industry Sues TLC, Says Uber's Way of Doing Business Illegal (Capital, Post, News)
    • Gothamist Revisits Whimsical Manhattan Expressway Concepts of the Past
    • We'll Never Get to Vision Zero If People Keep Acting Like This Behind the Wheel (WCBS)
    • Damned Bike Lanes (Gothamist)

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