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    • NYC Kids Protected by 20 Speed Cameras, for Now (NYT, BK Paper, NY1Post, AMNY, WNYC)
    • Every Elected in Albany Seemingly Helpless to Keep Cameras On (Gothamist)
    • The Times Explains Why John Flanagan Gets to Decide How NYC Streets Work
    • Road Pricing Still a Wish But You Can Set a Clock by Cuomo's Fare Hikes (NY1Post, News)
    • Cuomo Is Using His MTA State of Emergency to Undermine Board Oversight (AMNY)
    • Can Byford Dig the MTA Out of Its Subway Accessibility Hole? (NYT)
    • More on Bruce Schaller's New App-Hail Report: Crain'sPost
    • NYPD Tickets Off-Route Trucker Who Injured Man on Amsterdam Ave., Still Blames Victim (Rag)
    • Cyclist Injures Child After Passing Stopped School Bus in Brooklyn (Post)

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