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    • Washington Will Investigate Why NYC Transit Projects Cost So Much (NYT)
    • Cynthia Nixon Is Doing a Public Service by Talking About Cuomo's MTA Neglect (AMNY)
    • Meanwhile, Governor Sideshow Is At It Again (Politico 1, 2NYTPost)
    • Brad Lander Is Scraping @NYCTSubway for Data on Signal Failures (NYT)
    • Scott Rechler Talks Pricing, Value Capture, and Gateway With City & State
    • Electeds and Manhattan CB 3 Protest M22 Service Cuts (Lo-Down)
    • Responding to Suicides, Diaz Sr. Wants Uber Regs (News, Post); Related: Joshi on WNYC
    • State Bill Would Empower TEAs to Ticket Moving Violations (WNYC)
    • Richard Brown: No Charges for Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Lorenzo Anderson (WABC, News)
    • Think This Driver Was Following Truck Route Laws? (Bx Times)
    • Your Daily Reminder That NYPD Does Not Care About Traffic Violence (Bklyner)
    • These Teenagers Are the Stewards of Subway Wikipedia (NYT)

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