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Woodside

Vision Zero work gets under way on Broadway

By Bill Parry

More Slow Zones coming to Queens

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Tip of the week

By Tip Sempliner

Woodside

Mayor signs traffic safety legislation to protect pedestrians

By Bill Parry

Mayor Bill de Blasio Vision Zero bills

De Blasio signs package of Vision Zero bills at fatal Queens accident site

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City DOT agrees to make change to busy pedestrian thoroughfare

By Juan Soto

Laurelton

Bicyclist killed in Laurelton hit-and-run: Cops

By Kelsey Durham

South Ozone Park

Pedestrian fatally struck in South Ozone Park: Police

By Kelsey Durham

Jamaica

168th St. to be one-way at Muslim center entry

By Juan Soto

Opinion

Tip of the week

By Tip Sempliner

Cambria Heights

Cambria Heights father fatally struck by sedan: NYPD

By Sarina Trangle

Police crack down on distracted driving

By QNS TimesLedger

Updated: Truck kills 66-year-old in Forest Hills parking lot: NYPD

By Sarina Trangle

Traffic sign

Signs of life: Howard Beach 7th-graders make their own traffic safety signs

By QNS News Team

Pedestrian fatally struck on Queens Boulevard: Police

By Kelsey Durham

Pedestrians killed on Atlantic Ave.

By Alex Robinson and Sarina Trangle

Slow Zone

DOT to implement Slow Zones on Northern and Queens boulevards

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Vision Zero Map web

Interactive Vision Zero map asks for traffic safety input

By Cristabelle Tumola

Pedestrian killed in late night accident in Richmond Hill: NYPD

By Alex Robinson

Woodhaven

Pedestrian killed crossing Atlantic Avenue: NYPD

By Sarina Trangle

Rego Park

Group pushes for study of perils on Queens Blvd.

By Sarina Trangle

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Astoria

Astoria resident victim of alleged livery cab hit-and-run

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Woodside

DOT to install traffic safety features at fatal Woodside intersection

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Astoria

Pedestrian hit by cab in Astoria expected to survive: NYPD

By Alex Robinson

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