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    • Ticket-Fix Investigators Find Cops Tried to Clear Drunk Driving Colleagues (DNAinfo)
    • NYPD Traffic Enforcement Apparently Directed by Post Editorialists (Transpo Nation)
    • More Cuozzo Fact-Checking From Cyclists International
    • Red Hook Sign Scolding Reckless Drivers Gets More Attention Than Reckless Driving (News 12)
    • Officials, Residents Hope Graniteville Speed-Detecting Sign Will Do What Police Won't (Advance)
    • Bloomberg Plan for Livery Cab Hails Could Be On the Ropes (WSJ)
    • James Oddo Wants People to Lose Their Jobs Over Easter Traffic Jam (NY1)
    • Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch Earns High Marks for Progressive Transpo Policies (MTR)
    • Evelyn Stevens Goes From Central Park Novice to Worldwide Cycling Phenom (WSJ)
    • Using City Streets as Personal Expressway, P. Diddy Shows Jim Jones How It's Done (Post)

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