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    • Bus Driver Who Killed Dan Hanegby Charged Under ROW Law; Advos: Not Good Enough (Gothamist)
    • De Blasio Could Help Transit Riders Independently of Cuomo, If He Chose To (C&S)
    • Staten Island Advance Says Mayor's Congestion Plan Is Lame, Endorses Move NY
    • BPP: De Blasio Using Vision Zero to Terrorize Immigrants; Mayor: Talk to Albany (@macartney)
    • ... Or Working Cyclists Could Pool Their Resources to Buy Influence at City Hall and NYPD (PoliticoNYT)
    • City Council Mulls Options for Tighter Controls on Private Buses (AMNY)
    • Service on J and M Lines Delayed Yesterday by Man on the Tracks (Post, DNA)
    • MTA Botches Q23 Route Change (DNA)
    • Parents Want MTA to Change Rules for Baby Strollers on Buses (Post)
    • Suffolk DA Spota Resigns After Indictment for Interfering With Police Assault Probe (NYT)

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