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    • Times Endorses Quinn and Lhota in Primary
    • To the Daily News, Cyclist Shares Responsibility With Cab Driver for Midtown Crash Horror
    • Outstanding Opinion Piece on Cab Violence and Traffic Justice in the Post
    • Turning Truck Driver Kills 73-Year-Old Crossing Houston Street; No Charges (NBC)
    • MTA Bus Driver Seriously Injures 11-Year-Old Boy on Bike in Cypress Hills (News)
    • Cyclists Ask DOT to Pick Up the Pace Restriping Bike Lanes on Repaved Streets (Bklyn Paper)
    • Clyde Haberman Sits Down With Straphangers' Gene Russianoff (NYT)
    • Bloomberg Expected to Discuss NYC's New Speed Cam Program Today (AP)
    • 107 Road Rage Crashes in Manhattan This Year; AAA: That's Just How It Is (Post)
    • Anthony Weiner Involved in Three-Car Crash on FDR, No One Hurt (NYT)
    • MTR Wraps Up Its Five-Part Series on Funding Transit With Value Capture

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