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    • Forget About More Citi Bike Growth Under Bill de Blasio (Gothamist)
    • Cuomo Isn't Interested in Transit Fixes He Won't Be Around to Take Credit For (NYT)
    • Voice Scopes Byford Plan Obstacles, in Addition to Cuomo; Related: AMNY
    • Yesterday's Queens Subway Meltdown Was So Bad Straphangers Were Diverted to LIRR (Gothamist)
    • Team de Blasio Doesn't Know How to Deal With Cuomo's MTA Bullying (NYTPost)
    • What to Expect on E/F/M/R Trains When the L Shuts Down (Voice)
    • PANYNJ Chair O'Toole Denounces Murphy Bid to Bring Back Deputy Director (Politico)
    • More on City Hall's Dockless Bike-Share Pilot: GothamistAMNYPostNY1
    • TLC Is Replacing Taxi Meters With Screens (NY1)
    • Motorist Critically Injures 59-Year-Old Man in Graniteville Crosswalk (Advance)
    • Jamaica: Driver Runs Red, Kills Passenger in Second Vehicle, Flees Scene (NY1News)

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