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    • TA Report: City Hall Defends "Regularized" NYPD Enforcement: Gothamist; More: Voice, AMNY, NY1
    • With 2017 Fare Hike Looming, Advocates Worry Cuomo Will Stiff Straphangers (Gothamist)
    • Second Ave Sagas Not Optimistic Biennial Fare Hikes Will Bring Improved Service
    • Delays on Some Subway Lines Are Up, But Vague MTA Data Doesn't Tell Riders Much (DNA)
    • MTA Dismisses Proposal to Run E Trains on G Tracks During Canarsie Tube Work (DNA, Gothamist)
    • DOT Will Study Oddo Proposal to Add Staten Island Ferry Stops (NY1)
    • Cyclist Injured in Fall Sues Citi Bike for Not Making Him Wear a Helmet (NewsPost)
    • Slowing Drivers and Making Room for Cyclists Would Be Riverdale's Undoing, Warns Press Reader
    • Study Not Funded by Uber Finds Uber Has No Effect on Drunk Driving (Motherboard)

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