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    • When the Going Gets Tough for Congestion Pricing, Cuomo Slinks Away (Gotham Gazette)
    • Speed Cameras Reportedly in the Mix in Chaotic Albany Budget Talks (Politico)
    • Cynthia Nixon Calls Out MTA Featherbedding, and Cuomo's Labor Allies Leap Into Attack Mode (Politico)
    • Must-Read Story on the MTA's Reluctance to Correctly Diagnose Causes of Subway Delays (News)
    • Andy Byford: MTA Can Resignal Entire System in 10-15 Years (WSJ)
    • Byford Pleasantly Fielded Questions on Twitter Yesterday (AMNY, News)
    • While Other Cities Embrace E-Bikes, NYC Has de Blasio's Punitive Crackdown (News)
    • Yellow Cab Apps May Shift to Uber-Style Dynamic Pricing (News)
    • Here's How the Sunnsyside Bike Lane Town Hall Played in the Queens Press (QChron, TL)
    • Brooklyn Spoke: You'd Never Know It From the Papers, But People Who Bike Are Part of the Community

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