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    • Daily News: Failure to Reauthorize Speed Cameras "Would Be Downright Criminal"
    • Marty Golden Busy in Albany Trying to Gut Accessibility Rules for Uber Et Al (Politico)
    • Drunk Trash Hauler Veers Off Street, Pulverizing Sidewalk, Trees, Cars in Borough Park (PostNews)
    • Once Approved, Fair Fares Shouldn't Take Long to Implement (WNYC)
    • Brooklyn Spoke: Present Street Safety Projects to Community Boards, But Don't Seek Permission
    • Cop Who Drove Drunk and Killed Vanessa Raghubar Released After 4 Months in Jail (NYT)
    • Rumor Mill: Uber Might Outbid Lyft to Acquire Motivate (Axios)
    • Looks Like Times Were Tight at Ben's Best Deli Before the New Bike Lane Showed Up (News)
    • Drivers Can't Figure Out That the Bike Signal at 3rd Street and PPW Isn't for Them (Bklyn Paper)
    • LOL Nothing Matters (Atlantic)

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