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    • Marlene Baharlias, 77, Killed by Driver Parallel Parking in Sheepshead Bay (Post, News, Gothamist)
    • NYT Takes a Deeper Look at the Death of 5-Year-Old Roshard Charles
    • Hsi-Pei Liao Talks With WNYC About the Crash That Took His Daughter's Life
    • Cabbie Suffers Seizure on Queensboro Bridge, Dies in Two-Car Crash (Post, DNA, WNBC)
    • SUV Driver Smashes Through Fence, Lands on Moving Q Train in Flatbush (DNA, WCBS)
    • Advance Finds SI Driver Behavior Is "Disturbing" -- And Chastises Pedestrians, Too (1, 2)
    • NYPD's Precinct-by-Precinct Increase in Tickets Covered by JalopnikGothamist, Fox
    • More Coverage of Right of Way's "20 Is Plenty" Signs From WNBC and WPIX
    • Toll Cheats Could Have Their Registrations Yanked Under Cuomo Plan (Post)
    • Iris Weinshall May Take Over Prospect Park Alliance; What Will It Mean for Car-Free Park? (CapNY)
    • The Weekly Carnage Has a Sibling: WNYC Begins Tracking Traffic Fatalities

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