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    • Motivate Takes Bike-Share to Jersey City (News, Post, Politico, NY1) and Governors Island (DNA)
    • Errol Louis Interviews Jay Walder About NYC's Citi Bike Expansion on NY1
    • Cuomo's Terrible LGA PlanNY Mag Shrugs; 2nd Ave Sagas Wants N Train Instead
    • Bloomberg's Political Team Continues Fight Against Medallions, Now on Team Uber (Capital)
    • Gothamist Looks at the History of "Jaywalking" in NYC
    • Limo Driver Seriously Injures Man Crossing Street by Waldorf Astoria (NY1, Post)
    • Driver Injures Woman Outside Manhattan Criminal Court (Post)
    • Plaza Hotel Loses Ridiculous Lawsuit Against Citi Bike Station (Post, News, WCBS, WNBC)
    • People Are Actually Arguing Against Speed Humps at Bklyn CB 7 (Kensington BK, Bklyn Paper)
    • DOT Begins Implementing Safety Plan at Deadly Chinatown Intersection (Lo-Down)

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