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    • Truck Driver Seriously Injures 74 Year-Old Woman in Midtown; "No Criminality Suspected" (DNA, WSJ)
    • More Ian Clement Acquittal Coverage: TimesNY1WCBSNewsPostDNANY MagGothamist
    • NYPD and the Press Finally Pay Attention to Another Hit-And-Run Caught on Tape (Vulture)
    • Fare-Beating Rider At Large After Punching, Choking Bronx Bus Driver for Refusing Transfer (NY1, News)
    • TLC Votes for Non-Hybrid, Non-Accessible Taxi of Tomorrow (Post, NY1, News)
    • Assemblyman Abinanti Says Cuomo Committed to Steep EZ-Pass Discount for TZB Locals (Times Union)
    • Cuomo Releases Five Months of Schedules; Spent Lots of Time on Tappan Zee Bridge (CapTon)
    • NJ DOT's 2013 Capital Program: More for Roads, Less for Bikes and Sidewalks (Tri-State)
    • MTA Construction Crews Connect Two Tunnels for East Side Access (Gothamist, DNA)
    • Next-Generation Fare Payment: The MTA is Still Working On It (CapNY)
    • Port Authority Board Approves Truck Tracking System, Newark Airport PATH Study (DNA, WSJ)
    • PA Will Also Study Adding Atlantic City Airport to Its Portfolio (NY1)
    • Despite CB 3 Rejection, New Curbside Bus Starts on LES Next Week (Lo-DownBowery Boogie)
    • Granite Blocks and Planters Arrive on Delancey Street (Bowery Boogie)

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