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    • How a Generation of Political Malpractice Culminated in Failing Subways Under Andrew Cuomo (NYT)
    • Do Lee Explains the Absurdity of NYC's E-Bike Ban to Brian Lehrer (WNYC)
    • Driver, 18, Killed in T-Bone Crash on Dangerous Richmond Hill Street (News)
    • Man Unexpectedly Dies Day After Crashing Into Stalled Vehicle on Staten Island Expressway (News)
    • Woman Fleeing Police Crashes on Hylan Blvd, Flipping Car End-Over-End (Advance)
    • Now That Eastern Queens Has Some Decent Bike Lanes, Cranks Come Out of the Woodwork (QChron)
    • Wider Sidewalks Give People Breathing Room on One of NYC's Busiest Walking Streets (TL, QChron)
    • Estelle Davis Has Looked Out for Kids Walking at 145th and Adam Clayton Powell for 40 Years (NYT)
    • Charlie Komanoff's "Balanced Transportation Analyzer" Gets a Star Turn in Vice
    • Damned Train Tracks (News)

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