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    • Bloomberg Goes Deep on Port Authority Dysfunction, But Thinks PATH Subsidy Is a Problem
    • Holding Big Capital Projects Hostage Is One of the MTA's Few Bargaining Chips (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • MTA Spending $84 Million for Additional Bklyn-Side Ramps at Verrazano Narrows (Bklyn Paper)
    • De Blasio Defends Arrests at Union Square Protests: "It's Rush Hour" (Advance)
    • Driver Killed After Car Rear-Ended in Six-Vehicle East New York Pileup (News)
    • EWR PATH Extension and AirTrain Replacement Proceeding as Separate Projects (WNYC, Capital)
    • DOT to Install Up to 10 Split-Phase Signals in Hell's Kitchen This Summer (Chelsea Now)
    • Curb Extension Proposed for Intersection of Myrtle Ave and Forest Ave (Times Newsweekly)
    • New Traffic Signal Installed at 51st Street and Skillman Ave in Woodside (TL)
    • Car2Go Expands Bklyn Service Area to Bushwick, Crown Heights, Southern Bklyn (Eagle)
    • Citi Bike Parent Company Is Building Its Own Bicycle, Offers Sneak Peek (@Motivate_Co)

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