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    • NJ Transit Had to Divert $5 Billion Over 15 Years From Its Capital Budget to Cover Operations (WNYC)
    • Chris Christie May Finally Have to Raise the NJ Gas Tax (NYT)
    • How Andrew Lanza's Support for Move NY Plays in the Staten Island Press (Advance)
    • Kabak: Yes to a Car-Free 14th Street So People Can Get Around During L Shutdown -- and After
    • Chelsea Should Be Freaking Out About the L-Pocalypse Traffic Without a 14th Street Busway (DNA)
    • Hesitant on Systemwide Proof of Payment, Pendergast Cites Cost of Hiring More Fare Inspectors (NY1)
    • Contractors Rep Denise Richardson Blames Construction Delays on MTA Change Orders (Post)
    • Medallion Owners Team Up With Accessibility Advocates Against Uber (Crain's)
    • Tough Crowd at the BQX Streetcar Meeting in Sunset Park (Gothamist)
    • Thought Experiment: Imagine the Bike Map If Community Boards Planned NYC's Bicycle Lanes (DNA)
    • The York Street F Station Only Has One Entrance and It's Getting Overwhelmed (Bklyn Paper)

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