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    • Cuomo Expected to Release Statewide Uber/Lyft Bill Today (D&C)
    • Nicole Gelinas: NYC Can Come Up With A Better Way to Get Uber Trip Data (Post)
    • RPA: Despite Enormous Cost, Cuomo Should Build a Midtown-JFK Rail Link (Politico)
    • One Drunk Driving Trip in the Bronx Ruined So Many Lives (News)
    • Icy Sidewalks Can Be Deadly -- Elderly Man Slips and Dies on Upper East Side (Post)
    • Private Trash Haulers Prepare to Fight De Blasio Plan to Cut Garbage Truck Traffic (Crain's)
    • If the 7 Train Is the Best Line in the City, the Subway System Is in Trouble (QChron)
    • David Jones and Carol Kellerman Make the Case for Discount MetroCards in Crain's
    • Buses on 23rd Street Will Get Faster and More Reliable Starting Today (DNA)
    • The Lights Are Back on at NYC's First Solar-Powered Bus Shelter (DNA)

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