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Central Florida: SunRail really wants you to stop taking selfies on the damn tracks

July 10, 2018 Administrator

By Paola Perez, Orlando Weekly; July 9, 2018 Accidents involving SunRail and pedestrian victims are “100 percent preventable,” according to…

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