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By Ben Fried

9:06 AM EDT on April 5, 2011

City May Reverse Plan to Add Bike Lanes to Greenpoint Avenue Bridge (Bklyn Paper)
Atlantic Yards Might Just Be a Stadium + Parking Lot Forever (Post, Gothamist) …or Not (AYR)
Florida’s Loss = New York’s Gain? Amtrak and Cuomo Apply for HSR Funds (Transpo Nation)
Long-Time SI Advance Copy Editor Killed By Drunk Driver on Garden State Parkway
Groundbreaking SFPark Ready for Prime Time Later This Month (SFChron)
TWU Internal Audit Turns Up Some Fishy Car-Related Expenses (News)
The Brooklyn Waterfront Is Booming “Like Soho on Steroids” (News)
Jim Brennan’s PPW Survey Turns Into a Rare Pro-Bike Headline in the Post
On Bike Lanes, Kirsten Gillibrand Is as Verbose as Chuck Schumer (Observer)
More Legislation From David Greenfield: Surprise, It’s About Parking (News)
The Times Prints Two Letters About Bike Lanes, and the Top One Calls for Licensing All Cyclists

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Ben Fried

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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