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    • Peralta and DenDekker Want to Loosen Camera Restrictions and Penalize Recidivist Speeders (News)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Astoria Pedestrian (NewsAMNY, NY1); Man Killed on Major Deegan (DNA)
    • RPA: Shut the L Completely for Repairs and Make 14th Street a Busway (AMNY, DNA)
    • DiNapoli Says MTA Is Fudging the Data on Subway Wait Times (2ASPoliticoAMNY)
    • Full Council to Vote on Bills to Create Universal TLC License and Regulate Plazas (Crain's)
    • Study Says Uber Is Eating Into Yellow Cab Trips (DNA); NYC Still Ignoring Problem of Driver Pay (News)
    • DOT to Detour Traffic Onto Local Streets While City Repairs Hudson Parkway Wall (DNA, Gothamist)
    • Delivery Date for George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal Delayed Again (DNA)
    • Water Tunnel Will Actually Be Completed Ahead of Schedule, de Blasio Explains (NYT 1, 2; Politico)
    • The Horse Carriage Thing Isn't Over (Politico)
    • Post: CO of UES Precinct Known for Traffic Deaths and Bike Crackdowns Targeted in Corruption Probe
    • Robert Moses Didn't Need No Stinkin' Badges, But He Had a Few Anyway (NYT)

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