Today’s Headlines
Dinowitz to Host Congestion Pricing Forum Tonight (West Bronx Blog) European Air Pollution More Dangerous Than Car Crashes (Reuters) Bike Parking, Trees to Be Required in Parking Lots (Queens Gazette) Lopate: Could Paris Bike-Sharing Work Here? (WNYC) Ninth Ave Cycle Track Not the Same as Failed 1980 Broadway Lanes (TSTC) Bike Delivery Law a ‘Safe … Continued
By
Brad Aaron
8:45 AM EDT on October 11, 2007
- Dinowitz to Host Congestion Pricing Forum Tonight (West Bronx Blog)
- European Air Pollution More Dangerous Than Car Crashes (Reuters)
- Bike Parking, Trees to Be Required in Parking Lots (Queens Gazette)
- Lopate: Could Paris Bike-Sharing Work Here? (WNYC)
- Ninth Ave Cycle Track Not the Same as Failed 1980 Broadway Lanes (TSTC)
- Bike Delivery Law a ‘Safe Issue‘ for Lappin (Sun)
- Monserrate Bill Would Regulate Stadium Parking Fees (Sun)
- Quinn Ponders Term Limits a.k.a. Loss of Parking Privileges (Daily Politics, Post)
- Avella Says Real Estate Industry Rules Council (Politicker)
- Suffolk County Exec Holds Up Transpo Funds (TSTC)
- Public, Press More Fed Up With Albany Than Usual (ReformNY)
- Woman Killed by Motorcycle in Harlem (Post)
- Man in Wheelchair Hit by Two Cars; No Charges Filed (AMNY)
Brad Aaron began writing for Streetsblog in 2007, after years as a reporter, editor, and publisher in the alternative weekly business. Brad adopted New York's dysfunctional traffic justice system as his primary beat for Streetsblog. He lives in Manhattan.
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