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    • QueensWay Plan to Be Released Today as Rail Advocates Prep Rival Study (NYT, Capital, DNA)
    • 200 People Have Been Killed in New York City Traffic So Far This Year (WNYC)
    • Driver Kills Woman Crossing Canal Street in Chinatown; "I Didn't See Her" (NewsAP)
    • Driver Critically Injures Man, 60, Crossing Ocean Avenue in Flatbush (Bklyn Paper)
    • One Man Dies, Another Injures Leg After Two ATVs Crash in Kingsbridge (NY1, News, Gothamist)
    • DNA Covers Kallos Report on Dangerous UES Intersections
    • Bergen County Planner Joins Advos Saying GWB Bike/Ped Path Expansion Not Big Enough (Record)
    • Preview of Debate to Come? PoJo Likes Toll Reform, Suggests Killing Payroll Tax at Same Time
    • "As a Motorist, I'm Jumping Up and Down" -- NYC Gas Prices Lowest Since 2011 (Post)
    • Cell Service to Come to 40 More Subway Stops By End of Year, Mostly in Queens (WSJ)
    • General Contractors Eye DOT, MTA Capital Programs, Call for More Infrastructure Spending (Post)

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