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    • Dana Lerner: DAs and NYPD Must Enforce the Laws Against Deadly Driving (NYT)
    • Since April, TLC Enforcement Against Dangerous Cabbies Has Skyrocketed (Post)
    • Council Member Miller Wants More TLC Enforcement Against Dangerous Dollar Vans (TL)
    • A Brooklyn Speed Camera Is Catching Speeders, and WPIX Is Outraged
    • Times Union Wants Cuomo to "Be the Adult in the Room" and Reveal Reliable TZB Funding Plan
    • Bikelash Media Coverage Boomlet Continues (Crain's, WNBC), Spreads to Prospect Park (NY1)
    • WCBS Questions the "Zero" in Vision Zero, and de Blasio Focuses on Individual Behavior
    • Queens CB 11 Battles Car Dealership That Stores Vehicles on Sidewalk (Queens Chronicle)
    • Queens Chronicle Documents Dangers at Woodhaven Boulevard and Jamaica Avenue
    • Port Richmond Residents Angered by Influx of Commuter Cars Into Neighborhood (NY1)
    • New Plaza Opens Next to Douglaston LIRR Station (Queens Courier)

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