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    • JSK: Fix Trump Tower Traffic Mess -- Make 5th Av a Car-Free Transit+Pedestrian Street (NYT)
    • Drivers Killed Three People in Brooklyn in Separate Crashes Yesterday (NewsDNA, Gothamist)
    • There's a New Subway Near de Blasio's House But It Doesn't Go to His Park Slope Gym, So... (News, AMNY)
    • A Blocked Storm Drain at W 4th Street Caused Yesterday's Cascade of Subway Delays (AMNY)
    • Subway Riders: We're Suffocating Down Here! The Times: How's the Wi-Fi?
    • Cuomo's Next Round of "Buffalo Billion": Fewer Business Tax Breaks, More Light Rail (Politico)
    • How Cashless Tolling at Brooklyn Battery Tunnel Nabbed a Toll Cheat (Post)
    • What's Up With the W Trains Running on the R Line in Brooklyn? (Bklyn Paper)
    • Bklyn Paper Asks If Park Slope Will Get On-Street Car-Share Spots
    • Tony Avella's Transportation Priorities (TL)

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