Today’s Headlines
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By
Ben Fried
8:59 AM EDT on July 24, 2012
- How MTA Riders Will End Up Paying for Cuomo’s Gigantic Tappan Zee Replacement (Cap’n Transit)
- Cabbies Crash on UES, Pinning Pedestrian Face Down on Sidewalk; NYPD: No Criminality (DNA)
- Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Isabel Rodriguez Says He Was Busy Eating Ice Cream (Post)
- NYPD: Speeding, Not Alcohol, to Blame for Van Wyck Wreck That Killed Five (Gothamist)
- Council Intros Bills Authorizing DOT Inspectors to Enforce Commercial Cycling Regs (Post)
- Cited By NYPD for a Trivial or Non-Existent Biking Offense? This Is Your Gulag… (NYT)
- MTA Ramps Up Enforcement of Fare Evasion (City Room, NY1)
- Red Select Bus Lane + Perpetually Angry S.I. Motorists = Easy Wordplay (Advance)
- Only Andrea Peyser Could Write a Love Poem to Bruce Ratner and the Barclays Center (Post)
- Chicago to Pay Out $3.25M for Deficient Ped Safety Where Driver Killed 4-Year-Old Girl (Trib)
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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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