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    • Traffic Deaths Down 13% So Far This Year -- While NYC Still Has Speed Cams (AMNYNYT, News)
    • REBNY Making Moves to Squelch Desperately Needed Commercial Carting Reforms (C&S)
    • De Blasio Finally Gets to Talk Andy Byford's Ear Off About Bus Lanes and Transit Signal Priority (NYT)
    • AMNY: City E-Bike Rules Clear Way for Bike-Share Companies, Leave Delivery Workers at Risk
    • Con Ed Outage Snarled N/D Trains Yesterday Afternoon (News)
    • Bronx Pols Push for Ferry Stop at Aptly Named Ferry Point Park in Throggs Neck (BxTimes)
    • Council Members Take Aim at Big Rigs Idling on Queens Streets (QChron)
    • Advance Spots Signs of Staten Island's New Express Bus Network
    • 57th Street F Station Closed Until December for Rehab (NY1)

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