Today's Headlines

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By Ben Fried

9:15 AM EDT on April 19, 2011

Building a Better Bus Terminal Might Be the Most Important Transit Project in the NYC Region (WSJ)
NYPD Union Delegates, Highway Patrol Implicated in Ticket-Fixing Scandal (NYT, Post)
Bloomberg: Ticket-Fixing Couldn’t Happen Today (DNAinfo, NY1)
Van Driver Critically Injures Woman in Sunset Park; NYPD: “No Criminality” (Post)
Gotham Gazette Checks in on PlaNYC’s Progress
Conservatives and Libertarians Call Out O’Toole, Side With Shoup in Parking Debate (Cato Unbound)
As West Side Booms, 34th Street’s Crowded Sidewalks and Pokey Buses Must Evolve (MTR)
Can Every Community Get Their MTA Bus Service Restored By Gathering Enough Signatures? (DNAinfo)
Times Square: So Crowded, No One Goes There Anymore (Metro)
Bike Lane Blocking Pics, Tax Day Edition (Gothamist)

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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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