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By Brad Aaron

8:59 AM EDT on August 22, 2012

Jermaine Elliot Killed by Hit-and-Run Truck Driver in Wakefield (DNA, News, NY1, NBC)
WSJ, NBC, CapNY, TransNat, Atlantic Pick Up Times Bike Lane Poll; Whither the Tabloids?
Here They Are: Fantasizing About the End of Smart Transpo Policy at NYC DOT (Post)
More About the Software Problems That Have Delayed NYC Bike-Share (WSJ, Gotham Gazette)
Tri-State: Latest DOT Index Shows Safer Streets Are Better for Businesses, Too (MTR)
Work Stopped After Second Ave Subway Blast Rains Debris and Shatters Windows (News, DNA, Post)
What Do District Attorneys’ Decline-to-Prosecute Policies Mean for Victims Who Can’t Speak? (WNYC)
Queens Man Who Struck Cops With SUV While Fleeing Arrest Charged With Attempted Murder (Post)
Elderly Woman Killed in Bronx Head-On Collision; “No Criminality Suspected” (Post)
Worker Near Site of Thackoo Hargobin Death Says Speeding Drivers Make Street a “Zoo” (DNA)
Motorist Has Seizure, Rams Storefront on Canal Street (Post, Gothamist)
Via @Copenhagenize: Danish Newspaper Warns Against Walking in U.S. Cities (Turen Går Til)
New David Byrne-Designed Bike Racks Make BAM Debut (Gothamist)

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Brad Aaron

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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