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City Council Bypasses State Senate to Get Speed Cameras Turned Back On
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City Council Bypasses State Senate to Get Speed Cameras Turned Back On


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Stephen Nessen
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WNYC Staff

Published Aug 30, 2018

Modified Apr 18, 2019


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City Council Speaker Corey Johnson hugs a safe streets advocate on Tuesday during an emergency Transportation Committee hearing on speed cameras.
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Published Aug 30, 2018

Modified Apr 18, 2019


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