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    • Dr. Siu Anthony Lee, 55, Killed by Motorist in Queens; NYPD: Driver Had Right of Way (Post, DNA)
    • Will Ray Kelly's Information Crackdown Extend to Cops Who Blame Crash Victims? (DNA)
    • Nassau DA Rice Secures Six-Year Jail Term for Recidivist Drunk Driver Who Injured Seniors (WCBS)
    • 10th Precinct, Which Writes One Speeding Summons a Week, Assigns Officer to Ticket Cyclists (CN)
    • Gale Brewer Talks With Brian Lehrer About Electric Bike Enforcement (WNYC)
    • Getting a Jump on the Tabloids, Tri-State Analyzes Seasonal Bike-Share Data
    • The Real Deal: De Blasio Looking at Current Planning Commissioners for Next DCP Chair
    • Brooklyn Greenway Initiative Applies for EDC Grant to Build Sunset Park Seawall (Bklyn Paper)
    • New Bus Time Arrival Signs Installed in Staten Island (Advance)
    • Super Bowl Transpo Plan: Dedicated Lincoln Tunnel Bus Lane, New Transit Map (NYTWSJWNYC)
    • What Did Chris Christie Know About GWB Lane Closures, and When Did He Know It? (NYT)

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