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    • Bus Driver Kills Citi Bike Rider Dan Hanegby, 36, in Chelsea (NYT, Post, News, DNA)
    • Hit-and-Run Drivers, One With TLC Plates, Kill Gabriel Garcia in Mott Haven (News, NY1)
    • LIRR Will Try to Siphon Riders to Buses and Ferries This Summer (PoliticoNYT, Gothamist)
    • Related: Cuomo's MTA Suggests People Arrange Lives Around Broken Transit System (Post)
    • Gothamist Dings Cuomo for Pandering to Motorists as Subway System Crumbles
    • The de Blasio Administration Expects Many Drivers to Keep Abusing Parking Placards (Post)
    • After Blaming Victim, SI Driver Pleads to Violating Right of Way in Death of Mary Cerqua (Advance)
    • Columbia StudentNYPD Officer Struggle to Survive After Manhattan, Brooklyn Crashes (DNA, AMNY)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Injures Man on Inwood Street Where DOT Skimped on Safety (DNA)
    • The Times Wants to Hear From People Who Will Be Affected by Penn Station Work

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