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    • Congestion Pricing Is More Popular in NYC Than Cuomo's Handling of the MTA (SoP)
    • More on the Riders Alliance Commute Horror Stories Contest From AMNY and WCBS
    • Jeff Dinowitz Admits His Constituents Are Not Apoplectic Over Pricing Like He Is (Press)
    • Amtrak Threatens to Ban NJ Transit for Lack of Positive Train Control (AP)
    • NTSB: Lax Safety Protocol Led to Death of LIRR Foreman (Post)
    • City Does Nothing as Brooklynites Pave Yards and Cut Up Curbs for Parking (Post)
    • DOT Won't Talk to Parents About Fourth Avenue Sidewalk Incursions (BK Paper)
    • Note to Riverdale: DOT Can Take Street Design Decisions Away From Bronx CB 8 (Press)
    • Leonia Adjusting Cut-Through Traffic Ban to Appease Businesses (WNYC)
    • Challengers to Jeff Klein and Other Turncoat Dems Get WFP Endorsements (Politico)

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