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    • SUV Driver Who Killed Cyclist on 4th Ave Didn't Take Anti-Seizure Meds (PostNYT, Gothamist)
    • DNA Maps the 150 Crashes Near Barclays Center This Year
    • On First Day of Off-Board Fare Collection, M86 Service 25% Faster Than Walking (News)
    • Ben Kabak Envisions a Full-Fledged 86th Street Busway (2nd Ave Sagas)
    • Uber Seeks Out Al Sharpton to Fight City Hall's "Uber Cap" (Crain's)
    • Trump Tower's Bonus Plaza Is an Altar to the Donald (NYT)
    • How Much of NYC's Manufacturing Zones Are Automotive Shops? (Cap'n Transit)
    • Take This as a Sign That the Sidewalk Isn't Wide Enough (EV Grieve via DNA)
    • More Coverage of Queens Bike Initiative From DNA
    • What If NYC Subway Turnstiles Made "Lovely and Gentle" Sounds? (WNYC)

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