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NYC 'Daylighting' Will Remove Parking Near 1K Intersections A Year
The city's "firm and bold commitment" to daylighting — as one official called it — will affect 2.5 percent of intersections a year.

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The city's "firm and bold commitment" to daylighting — as one official called it — will affect 2.5 percent of intersections a year.

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