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    • Turning UPS Driver Kills Sumiah Ali, 27, on Ashland Place at DeKalb Ave (Bklyn Paper)
    • Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Cyclist, 36, on LaGuardia Service Road (News, Post)
    • Driver on Union Turnpike Veers Off-Street, Slams Into Loading Dock and Dies (News)
    • Confirmed: De Blasio's Placard "Crackdown" Completely Ineffectual (AMNY)
    • Polly Trottenberg Ready to Get to "Yes" on Congestion Pricing (C&S)
    • Post: Cuomo's Congestion Fixes "Can't Work Without Serious Support From City Government"
    • Who Wants to Do Business in a City Where Transit Can't Get People to Work on Time? (C&S)
    • DOT Pegs Cost of Reactivating Passenger and Freight Service on Lower Montauk Branch at $2.2B (TL)
    • This'll Work: Crowdfunding Engineering Work for a Pontoon Bridge During the L-Pocalypse (Post)
    • Don't Fear the Subway, Germophobes (WNYC)

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