Today’s Headlines
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By
Ben Fried
8:54 AM EDT on July 19, 2016
- Bicycling in NYC — A Piecemeal Bike Network, Overseen By a Police Force That Doesn’t Care (Slate)
- More on the MTA’s New Trains and Stations (2AS, Politico, NYT, AMNY, Post, MTR, DNA, NY1)
- To Combat Fatigue, TLC Votes to Cap Daily For-Hire Driving at 12 Hours (NYT, News)
- Survivor Recounts the Terrifying Moments Before Speeding Driver Killed His Wife (News)
- Driver Who Killed Cyclist Sean Ryan Had BAC Twice the Legal Limit, 4 Passengers in Car (News)
- Unreal: The Post Serves Up Excuses for the Drunk Off-Duty Cop Who Killed Andrew Esquivel
- Drunk Staten Island Man Crashes Minivan Into Pole, Injuring Four Child Passengers (Advance)
- Jessica Lappin Hopes This Summer’s Shared Streets Day Marks the Start of Something Bigger (DNA)
- There’s a New Midblock Crossing on Clinton Street Between Grand and East Broadway (DNA)
- Bronx CB 11 Insists on Keeping a Strip of Asphalt for Cars on the Pelham Parkway Malls (BxTimes)
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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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