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    • MTA Riders Rip Cuomo for Atrocious Service (Post, AMNY)
    • U-Haul Driver Without a Valid License Critically Injures Teenage Boy in Longwood (News)
    • Meanwhile, the Daily News Wants to Arrest People Who Look at Their Phones While Walking
    • There's a Total Void of Leadership on Building New Hudson River Rail Tunnels (WSJ)
    • New de Blasio Rule Allows Larger Trucks on Highways Serving JFK Freight Routes (Crain's)
    • People Driving to the Brooklyn Expo Center Hog Greenpoint Sidewalks (BklynPaper)
    • DOT Will Be Upgrading Williamsburg's George B. Post Plaza (DNA)
    • NYT Reviews Via, the Ride-Sharing Service Where You Actually Share Rides
    • It Could Get Easier to Rate the Performance of Cops Who Respond to Crash Scenes (Post)
    • A Vision Zero Suggestion: Automated Enforcement at Every Intersection (NYT)

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