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    • City Council Transpo Committee Reviews Budgets Today; Rodriguez Focused on Vision Zero (CapNY)
    • Republican Westchester Executive Rob Astorino Launches Challenge to Cuomo (NYT)
    • UWS CB Supports Speed Cams, Lower Speed Limits; Push to Expand Cooper's Law Tabled (Spectator)
    • WPIX Covers Cuomo's $40 Million MTA Raid; CapNY Adds in Governor's $7 Million VNB Toll Cut
    • "Operation Move Along" Targets Double-Parked Drivers in Select Precincts (WABC, Bronx Times)
    • DOT Meets With Community Board Leaders to Discuss SBS on Woodhaven Boulevard (Forum)
    • DiNapoli: MTA Missed Out on Applying for $410 Million From Feds to Cover New Bus Purchases (News)
    • NYPD Says It's Looking to Improve Its Crash Data Releases to Cut Down on Errors (Epoch Times)
    • Repeat Drunk-Driving Offender Faces More DUI Charges After Cops Find Him in SI Car (Advance)
    • Advice for "Hindered" Elderly Drivers Doesn't Include Transit (Queens Gazette)
    • Parking Lot Across From Queens Place Mall on the Market for $24 Million (DNA)

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