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    • More Coverage of New Speed Cams From CapNY, News, WNYC, NY1, DNA, Observer
    • Livery Driver Jumps Curb, Crushes Woman's Leg on Atlantic Ave Sidewalk (DNA, Post, Bklyn Paper)
    • MTA Bus Driver Seriously Injures Elderly Man in Maspeth; No Charges Filed (WNBC)
    • Manhattan CB 7 Backs West End Avenue Road Diet, Now With More Ped Islands (West Side Rag)
    • Council Member Mark Levine Calls for Safety Fixes on Amsterdam Avenue After Injuries (NewsDNA)
    • LES Community Groups Speak Out for Improved Ped Safety Along South Street (Lo-Down)
    • Battery Park City Board Member Concerned About Ped Safety on West Street (Broadsheet Daily)
    • NYPD Had Nothing to Say About Staten Island Crash That Sent Cruiser Into Front Yard (Advance)
    • The Real Scandal About Nassau County's Speed Cams? They Show Speeding Is Out of Control (MTR)
    • Driver Angry at His Own Inept Parking Takes Out Rage on Another Driver (Bklyn Paper)
    • Red Light Cam Catches Brooklyn Thieves Who Attempted to Flee After Stealing ATM (Post)

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