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    • Jasmine Herron Killer on Trial, But Only For Driving With Suspended License (News)
    • Transpo Experts: Progress, Congestion Pricing, Must Outlast Sadik-Khan, Bloomberg (Capital)
    • DOT Will Install and Evaluate Fowler Square Plaza (Patch)
    • Joan McDonald Continues to Cite Unexplained $5B Cost For Tappan Zee Transit (City/State)
    • After Years of Advocacy, NYS DOT Agrees to Make Hempstead Turnpike Safer (MTR)
    • Subway Service Essential to Williamsburg Businesses, Weekend Closures Hurt Bars (Post)
    • Marty Golden Requests Ferry Service, But City Says Riders Wouldn't Be There (Bklyn Daily)
    • Hudson Square Development Would Replace Parking Lot With 230 Apartments, Park (DNAinfo)
    • Al Sharpton's Car Impounded at Airport for Illegal Parking, Lack of Insurance (Post)
    • Bill Cunningham Okay After SUV Driver Runs Over His Foot (Gothamist)
    • SF Police Stake Claim to Being America's Most Incompetent Traffic Enforcers (Streetsblog SF)

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