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    • F Express Not a Done Deal, Says MTA (Crain's, Second Ave Sagas)
    • Dwyer: Delaying Gateway for Environmental Review Would Be Risky and Counterproductive (NYT)
    • City to Shell Out Millions to Truck Drivers Who Were Ticketed for Parking Illegally (Post)
    • Ben Fried and Dana Lerner Talk Vision Zero With Errol Louis (NY1)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Pedestrian in Port Richmond (Advance)
    • Think Speed Might Have Been a Factor in This Motorcyclist Fatality? (Advance)
    • WABC Anchor Liz Cho Stopped for Distracted Driving, Arrested for Unlicensed Driving (News)
    • Bill Bratton's Can't-Do Attitude Toward Traffic Violence Does Not Apply to Gun Violence (DNA)
    • Bike Snob on Speed Cams: You Can Judge a City by Its School Zones, and NYC Is Failing (Reclaim)
    • People You Share the Streets With (News)

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