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    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Latchman Singh, 34, in Crosswalk at Dekalb and Flatbush (Post)
    • Advance Looks at This Year's Seven Staten Island Pedestrian Fatalities; Only Two Drivers Face Charges
    • Times Ledger: DMV Must Come Clean About Why It Voided Tickets of Allie Liao's Killer
    • Gelinas: "Congestion Pricing Is Coming to New York" But Don't Count on a Rational Debate (C&S)
    • Cuomo Administration Paying High-Powered DC Firm $500 an Hour for Tappan Zee EPA Appeal (Capital)
    • DOT Trims Ozone Park Plaza to Add More Parking, Appease Irate Business Owners (QChron)
    • MTA Unveils Two Fare and Toll Hike Options (NYT, Capital, PostDNA, AMNY, Metro, Crain's)
    • Meanwhile, MTA Board Member Chuck Moerdler Offers Insights on Train Crowding (WPIX, News 1, 2)
    • Dangerous Roadways: Laurel Hill Boulevard in Queens (Brownstoner) and Bronx River Parkway (Post)
    • Mark Treyger's Proposed Texting-While-Biking Ban Gets Panned in Brooklyn Paper

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