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    • For Second Week, NYPD Traffic Enforcement Down More Than 90% Over Last Year (NYT, News 1, 2)
    • Today: Liao Family Attends DMV Hearing for Driver Who Killed Their Daughter (Post)
    • TransAlt and Families For Safe Streets Lay Out 2015 Agenda (CapNY)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Bronx Teen "Could Be" First to Face New Civil Penalties (Post)
    • Bronx CBs Say White Plains Road Traffic Calming Led to Gridlock; DOT "Gathering Data" (Bx Times)
    • IDC to Remain Separate Caucus, But Will Not Control Which Bills Get a Vote (TWC, News 1, 2)
    • D, J, Z, N, and L Trains Top Post's List of Most Reliable Weekday Subway Lines
    • Loophole Lets Connecticut Scofflaws Get Away Without Paying Tolls on Henry Hudson (WSJ)
    • One Dead in Four-Car Crash in Kensington (Bklyn Paper)
    • 70th Pct Cop Takes Ride on Cruiser's Hood, Suffers Head Injury (NewsWCBSWABC via JP Updates)

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