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Today’s Headlines

Subway Service Clearly Getting Worse (Post) Two Women Killed By Taxis in East Village (News) Infrastructure Issues Flying Under the Radar in Prez Campaign (CQ) How Will Detroit Use Its $25B in Guaranteed Loans? (NYT) PA Bus Terminal Not Big Enough to Handle Many Midtown Bus Operators (NYT) SustainLane Q&A With PlaNYC’s Rohit Aggarwala and … Continued
  • Subway Service Clearly Getting Worse (Post)
  • Two Women Killed By Taxis in East Village (News)
  • Infrastructure Issues Flying Under the Radar in Prez Campaign (CQ)
  • How Will Detroit Use Its $25B in Guaranteed Loans? (NYT)
  • PA Bus Terminal Not Big Enough to Handle Many Midtown Bus Operators (NYT)
  • SustainLane Q&A With PlaNYC’s Rohit Aggarwala and Ariella Maron
  • Outside Mag Interviews Bike Commuting Congressman Earl Blumenauer
  • New Haven’s Complete Streets Movement Gaining Political Clout (NYT)
  • Attack Ad Mocks Congressional Candidate for Saying People Should Walk and Bike (TreeHugger)
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Ben Fried started as a Streetsblog reporter in 2008 and led the site as editor-in-chief from 2010 to 2018. He lives in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, with his wife.

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