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    • 519% Jump in Speeding Tickets in 24th Pct Also an Increase From Just 58 Last Year (West Side Rag)
    • Westchester, Rockland County Execs Want Bank Settlement Windfall to Pay for TZB (LoHud, WCBS)
    • Gelinas: Resist the Urge to Use Settlement Cash; TZB Tolls Can and Should Be Hiked (City & State)
    • Car Crashes Can Leave Victims Financially Insecure; Just Ask This Woman (City Limits)
    • Meet the MTA's New Etiquette Campaign: It's About More Than Just "Man-Spreading" (WNYC)
    • AP Looks at How Last Century's Technology Is Hurting MTA Service Reliability and Capacity
    • NYC Builds $4 Billion Marble Palace Train Stations; Meanwhile, in London... (NPR)
    • One Dead in Three-Car Crash After Driver Runs Red Light on Staten Island (Advance)
    • Applications to Become a Manhattan Community Board Member Are Now Open (DNA)
    • The Last Two Gas Stations In the East Village Are Being Demolished (EV Grieve)

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