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  • Citi Bike Set Another Daily Ridership Record Wednesday (@CitiBikeNYC)
  • It Never Ends: Treyger and Greenfield Think “Illegible” Signs Should Void Parking Rules (Eagle)
  • Cyclist Injured in Central Park Collision Involving Second Cyclist and Truck Driver (DNA)
  • Lawsuit Seeks to Classify New York Uber Drivers as Employees (AMNYBloomberg)
  • Remember: If the TLC-Approved “Nightclub on Wheels” Guy Hits You He’ll Keep His TLC License (News)
  • Gothamist Spoke With Ya-Ting Liu and Williamsburg Residents About the BQX; More: Bklyn Paper
  • Your Creaky Decades-Old Subway Car Might Soon Have WiFi (NY1)
  • Ferries Will Spark a Waterfront Development Boom, Says Real Estate Guy (Crain’s)
  • Inhumane Road Design Makes LIRR Stations Hard to Reach on Foot and By Bike (MTR)
  • Chris Christie, Bona Fide Visionary (Politico, Trentonian)

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Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York'’s dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.

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