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    • Chenugor Dao, 60, Killed on Bklyn Sidewalk After Driver Flips; "No Criminality" (DNANY1, Post 12)
    • Cyclist Ramon Russel, 37, Killed by Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver at Aqueduct; No Charges (Post, News)
    • TZB Transit Task Force Announced, Minus the MTA (Times Union); Too Little, Too Late? (LoHud)
    • After Crash Killed 15 Passengers, Casino Bus Driver Found Not Guilty (NY1, News, TransNat, Post 1, 2)
    • Involved in a Hit-and-Run With an Unmarked Law Enforcement Vehicle? Good Luck (Gothamist)
    • MTA Tweaks Fare Hike Proposal to Extend Pay-Per-Ride MetroCard Discount (News)
    • NBBL's Norm Steisel Is Gotham Gazette's Go-To Expert on Bike-Share
    • NYC School Buses Involved in 1,700 Crashes Causing 900 Injuries in 2011-2012 School Year (DNA)
    • Bloomberg Calls Jaywalking Crackdown a "Great Idea" But Also Impractical (Observer)
    • Winners of $250,000 in City Grants for BIDs Include Livable Streets Projects (NewsCrain's)
    • Platform Screen Doors on the Subway? Don't Count On It (CapNY)

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