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By Brad Aaron

8:58 AM EDT on July 20, 2017

De Blasio Notes Cuomo’s Screwy Transpo Priorities, Gov’s Flacks Lose It (Politico, @2AS, News)
Assembly Member Robert Carroll: Enact Road Pricing and Shift BQX Budget to the MTA (Eagle)
New Yorkers Say State and City Should Boost MTA Funding (WSJ — Paywall)
Straphangers Vent to WNYC About Their Subway Commutes
News Endorses Rail Reactivation on Rockaway Beach Branch
People Are Complaining About East River Ferry Service (DNA)
July Penn Station NJ Transit Derailment Blamed on “Track Defect” (NYT)
Rory Lancman Wants NYPD to Publicize Data on Fare-Beating Arrests (Politico)
Motorist Critically Injures Child in Mariners Harbor; Victim Accused of “Darting” (Advance, DNA)
Port Authority Truck Driver Critically Injures Senior on Sixth Avenue in Midtown (DNA)
DOT to Install a Traffic Signal After a Driver Killed a Senior on Broadway in Riverdale (News 12)
The Daily News Published a Seth Pinsky Advertorial for the Suburbs

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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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