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    • Looks Like Corey Johnson Will Be Council Speaker (NYT, Politico)
    • MTA Board Members Hired Attorneys to Investigate Cuomo Shenanigans (Politico)
    • News: MTA Testing Radio System to Replace Antiquated Signals
    • Few MTA and NJ Transit Trains Have PTC Crash Prevention Tech (Post)
    • Council Passes Bill Requiring DOT to Report on Bollards (Observer)
    • DOT to Try Out Bike Valet Service at Transit Hubs (AMNY)
    • Uber Ad Campaign Endorses Road Pricing (News)
    • Advance Counts Staten Island Speeding and Red Light Tickets
    • AMNY and NYT Recall 2017 Transportation Highlights and Lowlights
    • When Is It Time to Give Up Driving? It's Up to You, New York! (NYT)

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