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    • DMV Commissioner Barbara Fiala Pleads "Not Guilty" After Getting Speeding Ticket (TU)
    • More Coverage of Woman Killed at Atlantic and Flatbush (DNA, WCBS, Bklyn Paper, Gothamist)
    • Nearby: Ratner's Got an Arena in Brooklyn to Sell You (WSJ)
    • NIMBYs: Rail and Parks Are for Other People, Leave Our Section of QueensWay Alone (NY City Lens)
    • Christie's New DOT Chief Calls for New Revenue, New Hudson River Tunnel (NJ Spotlight)
    • New Development on Queens Boulevard: Another Reason for a Safer Street Design (YIMBY)
    • City Officially Kicks Off Review Process for Rezoning, Transit Upgrades Near Grand Central (CapNY)
    • More TLC-Licensed Drivers Than Ever, But Apps and Boro Taxis Put Squeeze on Yellow Cabs (WABC)
    • Biden Heaps Praise on Cuomo's Transpo Policies, Compares Him to Abraham Lincoln (NYTCapNY)
    • Stumble Over Your Words? It's Okay, Joe Biden -- We've All Done It (Post)
    • A Look Back at the Traffic Violence "Death-O-Meter" in Grand Army Plaza (AMNY)

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