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Transit agencies consider DNA tests to catch riders who spit on drivers

Susan Bregman November 10, 2011

After learning that the MBTA will use DNA testing to catch riders who spit on bus drivers, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (NY) may follow suit.

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