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    • Cuomo's Budget Includes $40 Million MTA Raid, Shortchanges Bike/Ped (MTR)
    • Assembly Member Brennan on Cuomo's Latest MTA Raid: "It's a Grab and He Shouldn't Do It" (News)
    • 49th Precinct Cracks Down on Dangerous Drivers at Deadly Williamsbridge Road Intersection (Bx Times)
    • Drivers, Passengers Start Brawl After Road Rage Argument, Curb-Jumping Crash in Corona (News)
    • Mount Sinai ER Director Kaushal Shah Explains What Happens When a Driver Hits You (News)
    • DiNapoli: State DOT Screwup Keeps Dangerous Trucks on Road; Enforcement Slim to None (TU)
    • Taxi Industry Kingpin Evgeny Freidman, Soured on Yassky, Really, Really Likes Bill de Blasio (CapNY)
    • In Wake of Christie's GWB Scandal, Calls for Port Authority Reform Gain Currency (CapNY, News)
    • Here's the Underground Art Planned for the Second Avenue Subway (Untapped Cities via Gothamist)
    • Bklyn Paper Parenting Columnist: "There Is, Perhaps, No Greater Symbol of Adulthood Than Driving"

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