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    • Wider Sidewalks Now! (NYT) ...the 8th Ave Bike Lane Depends On It (Gothamist)
    • Porsche Driver Jumps Sidewalk and Kills Woman in Elmhurst, Flees Scene (News, Post)
    • Ridership on the B44 Up 10% With Bus Lanes and Off-Board Fare Payment (AMNY)
    • Select Bus Service on the B46 Launches This Weekend (DNA)
    • Cuomo Trying to Bully NYC Into Covering Albany's Share of Expensive BQE Repairs (Bklyn Paper)
    • Three More BQE Meeting Stories From the Brooklyn Paper
    • Is Today the Day New Jersey Raises Its Gas Tax? (MTR)
    • Gia Morris's Ruling Affirms the Daily News Campaign Against the Right of Way Law
    • Advocates Sue MTA for Failing to Make Stations Accessible to the Disabled (NY1)
    • Queens Lawmakers Want to Mandate Insurance Discounts for Drivers With Dashcams (NY1)
    • Port Authority Has Come a Long Way on Transparency, Say Port Authority Bosses (Politico)

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