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    • 84-Year-Old Woman Dies of Injuries Inflicted By Driver in East New York (WNBC)
    • Carol Kellermann: Drivers Need to Pay Up for Transit Investment (News)
    • Riders Alliance Slams Albany for Ignoring MTA in State Budget (News)
    • Residents Push City to Add Sidewalks, Bike Paths to Moshulu Parkway (Norwood News)
    • Pelham Parkway Could Be Getting Sidewalks (News 12)
    • 115th Pct's Traffic Safety Fix: Blame Seniors and Children for Not Looking Before Crossing (Q Chron)
    • TA Volunteers Tackle Safety Along Meeker Avenue in Greenpoint (G'point Gazette)
    • 2nd Avenue Sagas Considers Why Big Construction Projects Cost So Much in New York
    • Greg Mocker Goes to the MTA's Bus Driver Training Program (WPIX)
    • This Is What It Looks Like When a New York DA Stands Up Against Traffic Violence (WCBS)
    • NY Press Looks Back at NYC's History of Street Safety Advocacy

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