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  • NYT: Cuomo Should Base His Congestion Pricing Plan on Move NY
  • So Far the Plan Is Just a Trial Balloon Cuomo Floated to the Times (Crain’s)
  • Signal Upgrades on the 7 Delayed Until 2018. Will the MTA Pick Up the Pace? (NYT)
  • Cuomo Plans a Low-Key Opening for His Big, Subsidized Highway Sprawl Bridge (D&C)
  • De Blasio Asks City Council to Back Him Up on an MTA Millionaires Tax (Politico)
  • Daneek Miller Dusts Off His Anti-Congestion Pricing Talking Points (Queens Press)
  • Hit-and-Run Driver Critically Injures Cyclist Lorenzo Anderson, 59, in Astoria (News)
  • Cab Driver Crashes Into Flatbed Truck on Cross Bronx Expressway and Dies (Post)
  • Driver Fleeing Traffic Stop Drags Cop 200 Feet (News)
  • Speeding Motorists Menace 72nd Ave in Forest Hills (QChron)
  • If You Ride the Bus, WNYC Wants to Hear From You

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