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    • Update: Ped Fatalities Down One-Third So Far This Year, Injuries Down 8 Percent (News)
    • Straphangers: Subway Equipment-Related Delays Up 35% Over Two Years (WCBSNewsPostWSJ)
    • Christie, Cuomo Establish Port Authority Reform Panel With an Eye on Splitting It Up (Crain's)
    • DOT Eases Up on Hylan Blvd SBS Tickets (Advance) But Lanza Still Wants to Gut Bus Lanes (CapNY)
    • Man Killed in Shootout Between Two Armed Drivers in Jamaica -- Over a Parking Space (DNA, News)
    • Man Brandishes Ax, Slams Car Door on Victim's Foot -- Over a Parking Space (Bklyn Paper)
    • Dirt Bike Rider Crashes Into Sedan, Run Over by Truck, Dies in East Harlem (News, DNA, WCBS)
    • NYPD Detective Acquitted on DWI Charge Sues for False Arrest (Post, WCBS)
    • More on Murder Charge for Deadly East Village Driver From NYT, News, DNA
    • BP Oddo Reconstitutes SI Transpo Task Force With DOT, DCP, MTA, Port and the State (Advance)
    • Parks Makes Quick Fixes to Crumbling Brooklyn Boro Hall Plaza as Repair Plan Stalls (News)

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