Today’s Headlines

8:56 AM EST on December 10, 2013

Dr. Siu Anthony Lee, 55, Killed by Motorist in Queens; NYPD: Driver Had Right of Way (Post, DNA)
Will Ray Kelly's Information Crackdown Extend to Cops Who Blame Crash Victims? (DNA)
Nassau DA Rice Secures Six-Year Jail Term for Recidivist Drunk Driver Who Injured Seniors (WCBS)
10th Precinct, Which Writes One Speeding Summons a Week, Assigns Officer to Ticket Cyclists (CN)
Gale Brewer Talks With Brian Lehrer About Electric Bike Enforcement (WNYC)
Getting a Jump on the Tabloids, Tri-State Analyzes Seasonal Bike-Share Data
The Real Deal: De Blasio Looking at Current Planning Commissioners for Next DCP Chair
Brooklyn Greenway Initiative Applies for EDC Grant to Build Sunset Park Seawall (Bklyn Paper)
New Bus Time Arrival Signs Installed in Staten Island (Advance)
Super Bowl Transpo Plan: Dedicated Lincoln Tunnel Bus Lane, New Transit Map (NYT, WSJ, WNYC)
What Did Chris Christie Know About GWB Lane Closures, and When Did He Know It? (NYT)

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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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