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    • Greenway Motor Vehicle Attack: 8 Dead, 11 Injured (NYT 1, 2, 3; Gothamist; DNANews)
    • Killer Was a Professional Driver Who Once Drove a Cab (WNYC)
    • 2 Attacks This Year and de Blasio and Cuomo Aren't Talking About Fortifying Car-Free Spaces (AMNY)
    • Cuomo Gave Himself Permission to Spend MTA Funds With No Oversight (Post)
    • Governor and Cronies Still Threatening to Halt Subway Fixes Unless New Yorkers Pay Up (NY1)
    • Sifuentes: Straphangers Pay a Regressive Tax Every Time the MTA Fails Them (City Limits)
    • Even With MTA Problems, in What Major U.S. City Would Amazon Find Better Transit? (News)
    • Cy Vance Goes Easy on Bus Operator Whose Aggressive Driving Killed Dan Hanegby (Gothamist, News)
    • Box Truck Driver Hospitalizes Second Avenue Cyclist; NYPD Blames Victim (DNA)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Critically Injures 17-Year-Old in Long Island City (News)
    • Woman Arrested for Intentionally Running Over Husband in Windsor Terrace (News)

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