Mayor Adams Announces Removal of Over 100,000 Illegal Vehicles From City Streets Since Start of Administration, Improving Quality of Life for all New Yorkers

NYC.gov·Jun 12

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The mayor's administration has reportedly removed a large number of illegal vehicles from city streets, with one figure cited as over 100,000. However, another report suggests that the actual number of seized "ghost cars" may be lower, at over 38,000. The removal of these vehicles is intended to improve quality of life and safety for New Yorkers.

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