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    • Tish James to Intro Bill Fixing Loophole That Deprives Pedestrians of Right-of-Way (News)
    • Driver Jumps Curb and Flips Car, Killing Man on Flatbush Ave Sidewalk (ABC7NewsNYT, Bklyn Paper)
    • Passenger in Drug-Laden Vehicle Killed in Two-Car Crash on Hylan Boulevard (Advance)
    • Pickup Driver Kills Man on Scooter Who Tried to Avoid Open Car Door in Queens (Post)
    • DNA Reviews the Rash of Traffic Deaths in NYC This Month
    • On East River Bridge Tolls, Eastern Queens Electeds Pander to a Privileged Few (MTR)
    • Thruway Chief: Toll Plan for Tappan Zee Replacement Coming Next Year (NYT)
    • TLC Has No Minimum Break Time Between Shifts for Cabbies (NewsPost)
    • How Shuttered Subway Entrances Make Crowding Worse (WNYC)
    • Cap'n Transit: Downtown Flushing Needs Bus Lanes and Wider Sidewalks, Not a Bus Terminal
    • The Pros and Cons of a Light Bike When You're Learning to Ride in NYC (Gothamist)

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