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    • Bus Driver Charged With Misdemeanor Failure-to-Yield for Injuring Pedestrian (NewsBklyn Paper)
    • Three Council Members Intro Bill to Let Bus Drivers Strike People in Crosswalks (Legistar)
    • In His Take on the Collision, Pete Donohue Barely Mentions the Girl Whose Leg Was Crushed (News)
    • TWU Prez Samuelsen to Bus Operators: Drive Carefully (TWU)
    • NYC Would Be a Shell of Its Current Self Without the MTA Capital Program (MTR)
    • Dana Lerner: There Needs to Be a New York City Road Test for Cabbies (NYPress)
    • How Come Chuck Schumer Never Leaps Into Action to Double Funding for Ped/Bike Safety? (AMNY)
    • Denis Hamill Turns a Traffic Ticket Into a Column (News)
    • New Luxe Amenity in Alphabet City: A Subway Shuttle (Post)
    • Who Will Be the Next Port Authority Chief? (Capital)

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