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By Brad Aaron

8:45 AM EDT on July 15, 2016

Man Uses Truck as Weapon to Murder Scores of People in Nice, France (NYT, NPR, NY1, NBC)
David Samson Pleads Guilty to Felony (NYT); Former NJ DOT Commish Jamie Fox Charged (Politico)
Ex-MTA Chair Peter Kalikow Knocks Cuomo for Underfunding the MTA (Post)
WNYC Has More on the Possibility of the MTA Adopting London’s Fare Collection System
Tri-State Understands Why Some Might Prefer UberPOOL to NYC Transit (MTR)
Bratton Defends NYPD Use of Force (Politico), Hates on Pokémon Go (Gothamist)
Motorist Indicted for Manslaughter for Killing Victoria Nicodemus, License Suspended (News, Post)
NYC EDC Signs Off on Lowline Park (NY Mag, Crain’s, Verge)
State DOT Says Construction Snafu Won’t Affect Harlem-Greenway Bridge Timetable (AN)
Breaking: NIMBYs Say Reclaiming Street Space for Bikes Ruins Everything (Patch)
Sociopath Glorified for Vandalizing LI Red Light Cams Running for State Senate (News 12)

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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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