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    • Gelinas: To Tame Manhattan Congestion, Don't Cap Uber -- Fix Subways (Post)
    • Unlicensed Hit-and-Run Driver Rejects Plea Deal for Three Years in Prison (News)
    • PIX and News 12 Visit NYC's First Roundabout Under Construction in the South Bronx
    • DNA, Capital, RE Weekly Cover Plan for Parks and Safer Streets in Mott Haven and Port Morris
    • MTR Makes the Case for Running Commuter Trains Through Penn Station
    • Amtrak Has Already Put Some Funds Toward Gateway Tunnel Construction (Crain's)
    • No, Select Bus Service Won't Kill the Second Avenue Subway (2nd Avenue Sagas)
    • Third-Graders at PS 207 in Queens Want Yield Signs at Crosswalks (Forum)
    • Men Assault Queens NYPD Tow Truck Operator Who Tried to Tow Motorcycle (Post, WNBC)
    • Brooklyn CB 15 Votes Against Developer Who Wants to Build Without Parking (Bklyn Daily)
    • New York's Media Elite Are Taking Video of Their Bike Rides (Washington Post)

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