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    • NJ Transit Director: "We're Going to Remain Talking Until We Can Get This Thing Settled" (NYT, Politico)
    • 2016 Shaping Up as a Banner Year for DOT Bicycle Program and Protected Bike Lanes (WNYC)
    • 20th Precinct Has 3 Officers Assigned to Motorist Enforcement, 2 Handing Out Bike Tickets (DNA)
    • For Some Reason the MTA Is Fueling Paranoia About the L Tube Shutdown (DNA)
    • Let Them Have Wi-Fi (News, 2nd Ave Sagas)
    • MTA Overtime Costs Rose 11 Percent in 2015 (News, Post)
    • Barge-to-Rail Shipping Across the Hudson Makes a Comeback, But It Ain't What It Used to Be (Crain's)
    • Here's What Happens to an MTA Bus at the End of Its Working Life (NY1)
    • Anyone Think the Tabs Will Stop Putting Desnudas on the Cover Once Times Square Is "Zoned"? (News)
    • Boris Johnson's Biggest Regret: Not Building Enough Great Bike Lanes (Guardian)

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