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By Brad Aaron

8:54 AM EDT on August 24, 2016

Where Will the BQX Train Yard Go? City Hall Doesn’t Know (Crain’s)
Van Bramer Not About to Trade Parking for Affordable Housing (Politico); Crain’s Rips Ydanis Flip-Flop
Driver With Suspended License Severely Injures 5-Year-Old Boy in Mott Haven (News)
Driver Critically Injures 84-Year-Old on Hylan Boulevard; NYPD Blames Victim (Advance)
In the 90th Precinct, Assaulting a Cyclist in Front of Cops Gets You a Stern Lecture (Gothamist)
Cops Chase Drag-Racing Motorist Through Queens Until He Crashes, Hits Officer With Car (Post)
Man Killed by Livery Cab Driver on Clove Road Identified as Dominick Lamboy, 26 (Advance)
New Dorp to Great Kills Bike Path, Stalled by Sandy, Set for Completion in 2021 (Advance)
Whatever the Port Authority’s LaGuardia Traffic Management Plan Is, It Isn’t Working (Voice, Post)
Your Periodic Reminder From the Staten Island Advance That Speed Enforcement Is a Conspiracy
Let’s Not Give Cuomo Any Ideas on How to “Improve” Bus Service (Clickhole)

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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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