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    • NYPD: We Don't Ticket Law-Breaking Truck Drivers Because We Don't Want To (DNA)
    • IBO: Subway Delays Cost New Yorkers Over $1M a Day in Lost Work Time (NYT, DNA)
    • Danielle Davis: "Blaming a Victim Who Cannot Represent Themselves Is Shameful" (Medium)
    • Uber Is Capitalizing on Transit Gaps Outside Manhattan (NYT)
    • NY's Congressional Delegation Wants Creditors to Ease Up on Medallion Owners (Crain's)
    • DNA Goes With Uber Driver's Account of Crash While Cyclist He Hit Transported to Hospital
    • Truck Driver Runs Over Cyclist on Upper West Side -- No Charges (Rag)
    • No Relief in Sight for Many Disabled New Yorkers Who Rely on the Subway (R'dale Press)
    • Former FTA Staffer Explains Buses to Mark Levine (Crain's)
    • Rising Seas Are Affecting NYC Right Now (Curbed)
    • If You Want to Vote Next Month, You Gotta Register Today (DNA)

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