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    • MTA and DOT Are Caving to Electeds' Attack on B82 Select Bus Service (KCP)
    • Voice: Subway System Not Equipped to Absorb the L Shutdown
    • Mark Levine Joins Straphangers Calling for Accessible UWS Subway Stations (Rag)
    • NY1 Went to Yesterday's Fair Fares Rally at City Hall
    • MTA Is Testing a Comprehensive Wayfinding App (AMNY)
    • Sifuentes: Let's Get Penn Station Out From Under Madison Square Garden (News)
    • CB 2 Cranks Will Never Agree to a Safer 43rd/Skillman -- Where Is Jimmy Van Bramer? (SP)
    • Idea for Beefed-Up Council Investigative Unit: Who Gets 24/7 City Vehicle Perks, and Why? (Post)
    • The BBC Wonders What Andy Byford Has Gotten Himself Into
    • Driving Everywhere Has Finally Broken Tom Wrobleski (Advance)

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