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By Brad Aaron

8:48 AM EST on November 10, 2016

Thousands Take to Streets to Protest Election Result (NYT 1, 2; DNA; LAT; CNN; NPR; Chicago Trib)
You Can’t Walk Near Trump Tower Anymore (Gothamist, News); Transit Affected Too (Advance)
Cuomo and de Blasio Think Trump Will Help With “Infrastructure,” Whatever That Means (NYT, AMNY)
Future of Gateway Tunnel Completely Up in the Air (Politico)
Rents in the Vicinity of Second Avenue Subway Are Rising (Post, AMNY)
Murray Hill NIMBYs Don’t Want the MTA to Add Emergency Ventilation to 4/5/6 Line (DNA)
Transit Opponent and Safe Streets Do-Nothing Inez Dickens Headed to Albany (DNA)
Dismissing Other Options, DOT Proposes Traffic Circles to Slow Drivers on SI’s Greeley Avenue (Advance)
There’s Still Time to Put the Unified Transit Map Kickstarter Project Over the Top
Feeling Down? Try Subway Therapy (NY1)

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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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