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    • Jim Dwyer Traces the MTA Debt Spiral to the Bottom of the Sea (NYT)
    • Meanwhile, PANYNJ Itches to Give Cuomo's AirTrain Boondoggle a Blank Check (AMNYNews)
    • Transit Users in Wheelchairs: A Brief History of MTA Neglect (Voice)
    • Bus Riders Talk to NY1 About Transit Signal Priority -- Spoiler: They're For It
    • Full Council Passes Ydanis's Hit-and-Run Text Alert Bill (News)
    • Treyger and Deutsch Want Bollards for Coney Island Boardwalk (News 12)
    • News Profiles Adrian Blanc; Cops Locate Vehicle Used to Kill Him
    • That This Driver Broke the Law Just By Getting Behind the Wheel Is a Footnote to the Post
    • Count the Systemic Failures That Led to This Brooklyn Vehicular Killing (News)
    • Sunday Is World Day of Remembrance for Traffic Violence Victims; Here's the TransAlt Schedule

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