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    • More Coverage of NYPD Crash Investigation Suit: WNYC, Patch, Metro, Voice, DNA
    • Priorities: Cop Assigned to Protect Wall Street Bull and Peds Forced Into Traffic by NYPD (DNA)
    • Kevin Rodriguez, 3, Killed by Ambulette Driver in Coney Island; "No Criminality" (DNA)
    • City Issues RFP for Potential Parking Meter Operators (Capital)
    • Taxi and Limousine Commission Proposes 17 Percent Cab Fare Hike (News)
    • Brownstoner to Bike-Share NIMBYs: Deal With It
    • New L Trains Accompanied by Time-Saving Signal System (Transpo Nation, Kabak)
    • Transit Funding Foe Jeff Klein Grabs Credit for Replacing Bx34 With Van Service (News)
    • Parks in Southern Brooklyn Ranked Dirtiest in the City (DNA)
    • Bronx School Bus Driver Severely Beaten After Hitting Illegally Parked Car (Post)
    • Fascinating Piece on Abandoned Bikes From Transportation Nation's Alex Goldmark

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