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    • Stringer Pegs Economic Cost of Subway Delays as High as $389 Million Per Year (NYT, AMNYGothamist)
    • Gelinas: De Blasio Shouldn't Cave to Cuomo's MTA Extortion (Post)
    • Malliotakis Counting on Voters Who Think the Mayor Controls the Subways (NYTNews)
    • Speeding Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Cyclist Jeremy Morales, 30, in Flatbush (Gothamist, Post)
    • Driver Kills Motorcyclist Kevin Liang, 27, on Kosciuszko Bridge and Peels Off (News)
    • Van Driver Plows Through Red Outside Penn Station, Injuring 3, Blames Floor Mat (Patch)
    • Port Authority Now Considering Build-in-Place Option for Bus Terminal Expansion (DNA)
    • Schumer: Charter Bus Operators Should Get Safety Grades Like Restaurants (NYT, NewsAMNY)
    • Oh Hey, It's a Bklyn Paper Story Magnifying Irrational Opposition to Thermoplastic Stripes
    • Samuelsen Takes Parting Shots at de Blasio as Tony Utano Takes Over TWU Local 100 (NYT)
    • Not All Drivers Crash Into Children's Birthday Parties (News, Post)

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