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By
Ben Fried
8:52 AM EDT on June 15, 2015
- NYPD and DAs Have Applied the Right of Way Law 31 Times Since August (News)
- De Blasio: “We’re Going to Do More Enforcement” of Right of Way Law (News)
- Will the High Bridge Reopening Catalyze a New Bronx Waterfront Greenway? (DNA)
- Two Perspectives on the High Bridge, Generations Apart (WNYC)
- Meet the Parking-Obsessed NIMBYs of Westchester Square in the Bronx (BxTimes)
- NYC Food Businesses Are Sprawling Out to New Jersey (NYT)
- Attn Motorists: Forest Hills Police Will Enforce the Speed Limit From June 22 to 28 (DNA)
- Florida Driver Flips Car on 47th Street in Hell’s Kitchen (Post)
- Man Driving at High Speed Crashes Into Eastern Queens House and Dies (News)
- No, You Can’t Use a Public Street as a Jalopy Junkyard (QChron)
- A Long Life and Car Dependence Don’t Mix (AP)
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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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