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    • Not a Video Game: Man Driving Away From Car Wreck Kills Woman in East NY (News, Gothamist)
    • MTA Bus Driver Kills 41-Year-Old Mother Crossing Ocean Ave (News)
    • Driver Hits and Kills Man, 54, in Long Island City (News)
    • De Blasio/Astorino Plea for Federal Transpo Funds Becomes Political Grist for Cuomo (DNA)
    • 12 of 16 Brooklyn CBs Voted Against de Blasio's Housing Plan (Bklyn Paper)
    • MTA: Splitting the M5 in Two Would Make It More Reliable (DNA)
    • Cap'n Transit Looks at the Effect of Uber and Lyft on Traffic
    • Daily News on the LGA Shuttle Bus Makeover Idea: Go For It
    • More on the Advent of an Open-Data Platform for Bike-Share Systems (Post)
    • The Lede for This Bklyn Paper Piece on Reynoso's Bike-Yield Bill Is Exactly What You'd Expect
    • If You Can Stomach It, Here Are Some Photos of the Old Penn Station Getting Torn Down (AMNY)

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