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    • DOT Has a Plan to Flip 5th Ave Parking Lane to Protect Cyclists South of 23rd (AMNY)
    • 11 Electeds Tell State DOT to Make West Side Highway Safer (AMNY)
    • After 51 Meetings, Will DOT and MTA Get Woodhaven SBS Running This Year? (NY1)
    • Council Members Want to Put the Public Back in Privately Owned Public Spaces (Curbed)
    • Bike Snob on Ann Pfoser Darby and the Arbitrary Power of Community Board Members
    • City Hall Banking on Taxi Medallion Sales as Though Uber Doesn't Exist (WNYC)
    • Lower Speed Limit Coming to 19th Ave in Borough Park (Bklyner)
    • A Water Main Break Caused Massive Subway Delays During the Evening Rush (Post, News)
    • This Elmhurst Transit Planning Workshop Doesn't Sound Too Productive (QChron)
    • Riverdale Press: De Blasio Needs to Get Up to Speed on Hudson Greenway Plans for the Bronx

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