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By Ben Fried

8:52 AM EST on December 4, 2017

Driver Kills One, Injures Several in Murderous Rage Over Parking Spot (NYT, Post, News)
No Pedestrians or Cyclists Have Been Killed on Queens Boulevard in Three Years (NYT)
Gelinas: Fix the MTA, Don’t Make the Bureaucracy More Complex (Post)
What’s the Best Way to Speed Subway Repairs and Provide Round-the-Clock Service? (AMNY, 2AS)
One Common Sense Fix and Three Duds to Turn Around the Subways (Post)
Daily News: NYC’s Inaccessible Subways and Cabs “Unacceptable”
Hoylman: Tour Bus Regulation “Riddled With Loopholes, Contradictions and Lower Standards” (News)
New Yorkers Will Stroll the Same Old Street Fairs in 2018 (Post)
NYPD Officers Injured By Drivers in Two Separate Collisions This Weekend (Post 1, 2)
Envisioning a Greenway Linking Flushing Meadows and Alley Pond Park (QChron)
A Brooklyn Company Is Selling Countdown Clocks You Can Check Before Heading Underground (News)

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Ben Fried

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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