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    • Boy, 2, Critically Injured by Driver After He "Ran Out" Into 196th Street Near Northern Blvd (Post, TL)
    • Ydanis Rodriguez Talks Vision Zero, SBS, Metro-North, Ferry Expansion (C&S)
    • Gelinas: With VNB Toll Cut, "The MTA Is Apparently Part of Cuomo's Re-Election Team" (Post)
    • Now Bay Ridge Residents Are Asking Cuomo for a Toll Cut of Their Own (Crain's)
    • NYPD Handing Out Double-Parking Tickets on 181st Street in Washington Heights (DNA)
    • Park Slope Precinct Launches Blitz Against Drivers Parked in Bike Lanes (Bklyn Paper)
    • Staten Island Man Pleads Guilty to Hit-and-Run That Killed 4-Year-Old Last August (Advance)
    • Corrections Officer Charged With DWI in Queens Village (News)
    • Courts Are Not Friendly Terrain for Cyclists (CityLand)
    • Nine de Blasio Staffers Have a City Car and Driver (WSJ)
    • State Hearings for High-Speed Rail From NYC to Niagara Falls Begin Today (WNYC)

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