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    • Hit-and-Run Garbage Truck Driver Kills Cyclist, 27, on Franklin Street in Greenpoint (Gothamist)
    • Hit-and-Run SUV Driver Kills Alejandro Tello, 18, on Skateboard in Gravesend (News)
    • MTA Bus Driver Kills Kevin Zeng, 25, on Union Turnpike (News)
    • Danielle Davis on How NYPD's Crash Investigation Compounded the Pain of Her Sister Lauren's Death (Medium)
    • Subway Delays This May Were Up 33 Percent Compared to May 2016 (NY1)
    • F Train-Riding de Blasio: Cuomo "Needs to Take Responsibility for the MTA" (NYT, Politico, NewsWNYCAMNYPost)
    • Here's the "Both Sides" Coverage of the Subway Crisis You Knew Was Coming From the Times
    • TWU Submits a 10-Point Plan to Improve Subway Reliability (News)
    • Advocates Give AMNY Their Take on What's Wrong With the Subways and How to Fix It
    • Signal Priority for Buses Works, But Just a Few Routes Have It (AMNY)
    • Queens Pols Still Fighting to Water Down Woodhaven Boulevard Bus Lanes (QChron)

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