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    • NYPD Confirms Workers Are Bearing the Brunt of de Blasio's Pointless E-Bike Crackdown (Rag)
    • Cuomo Is Still Playing Games With the Subway (Politico, News, NYT)
    • Will Byford Reform the MTA's Muddled Performance Metrics? (Voice)
    • American Prospect: Gateway Is Not a "Nice-to-Have Novelty"
    • De Blasio and Other Mayors to Waste Afternoon in DC (NY1)
    • Someone Tell Andrew Lanza Most New Yorkers Already Pay to Get Around (NY1)
    • DOT and MTA Will Hold L Shutdown Open House Tonight (NY1)
    • Brooklyn Pols Are Stressing Out Over the BQE (Bklyn Paper)
    • School Bus Drivers Hit Child, Woman in Separate Crashes in Jamaica and Harlem (NY1, News)
    • USPS Driver Runs Over Three People in Murray Hill Crosswalk (News, Post)
    • SI Driver Rips Car in Half and Narrowly Misses Bystanders -- No Charges (Advance 1, 2; WNBC)
    • The Never Ending Struggle for Free Auto Storage in NYC (WCBS)

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