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De Blasio Calls 2015 "Safest Year Ever" On NYC Streets


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Published Jan 19, 2016

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Victims of traffic crashes, and family members of those who have been killed in NYC traffic, standing with elected officials at a rally

 

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Published Jan 19, 2016

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