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NJ resident charged with manslaughter and DWI

By Jason Cohen

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E-bike driver hits dies in fatal one-vehicle accident

By Jason Cohen

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Fatal Crash

Despite public effort, unidentified man killed in hit and run in the Bronx

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Sedan smashes into stopped Co-op City bus, killing man and injuring four people

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EMTs win free speech lawsuit.

West Bronx pedestrian dies after being struck in hit and run

By Alex Mitchell

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Man suffers fatal leg injuries after hit-and-run on northeast Bronx street: NYPD

By Bronx Times

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Two seniors killed crossing Bronx intersections in past 48 hours

By Alex Mitchell

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58-year-old woman fatally struck crossing west Bronx intersection

By Alex Mitchell

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71-year-old pedestrian fatally struck by tractor trailer in south Bronx hit-and-run

By Alex Mitchell

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Uptick in vehicular, pedestrian and cyclist fatalities plague Bronx streets

By Alex Mitchell

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Cyclist killed by tractor trailer near Willis Avenue Bridge in the south Bronx

By Alex Mitchell

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18-year-old Hunts Point woman killed when motorcycle hit double parked car in south Bronx

By Alex Mitchell

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Motorcyclist killed in crash on Henry Hudson Parkway in Riverdale

By Bronx Times

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