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    • Cuomo Hasn't Ridden the Subway Since His 2016 Second Avenue Junket (Gothamist)
    • L Shutdown: More From Voice, Gothamist on Alarming J/M/Z News
    • DOT Not Excited About Bulking Up Grand Street Bike Lanes (BK Paper)
    • TransitCenter: "Fare Capping" Would Eliminate Many MetroCard Hassles (Crain's)
    • Why Change the Henhouse Locks When the Fox Is the Locksmith (News)
    • Stellar WPIX Report on the Need for Automated Speed Enforcement
    • 2 Dead, Dozens Hurt in School Bus/Dump Truck Collision in Mount Olive, NJ (WNYCNYT)
    • Riverdale Sidewalk Crash That Could Easily Have Taken Life and Limb: All in Good Fun (Press)
    • Design Firm Proposes Car-Free Floating Bridge for Newtown Creek (6SqFt)
    • You'll Have to Wait to Bike and Walk Across the New Goethals Bridge (NY1)
    • Someone in Rudy Giuliani's SUV Doored a Pedicab Driver in Midtown (TPM)

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