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    • Hit-and-Run Driver Critically Injures Pedestrian Crossing Grand Concourse (News, Post, WCBS, WNBC)
    • Cyclist Killed in Harlem Hit-and-Run Identified as Sergei Musatov, 42 (News)
    • ...The Times Wants to Know If Musatov, Hit From Behind, Was Wearing a Helmet
    • Greenfield and Treyger Ask City to Raise Speed Limit on Ocean Pkwy to 30 MPH (Ditmas Park Corner)
    • Bronx CB 10 Votes Down Road Diet for East Tremont Avenue (Bx Times)
    • Advance Takes a Speed Gun to the Streets of Staten Island
    • Bill in Albany Would Legalize Commercial E-Bikes, Require Helmets for Riders (AMNY)
    • DOT Proposals for Queens CB 3 Include 108th Street Bike Lanes, Astoria Blvd Ped Safety (Q Chron)
    • Cabbie Refuses to Drive San Juan's Mayor to Her Hotel in the Bronx (NYT, Capital, Post)
    • Honeymooning Couple on Out-of-Town Trip Begs City Not to Tow Their Illegally-Parked Car (DNA)
    • The Things People Will Do for Subsidized Parking (WCBS)

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