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  • Turning Motorist Kills 83-Year-Old in Woodside; NYPD and Richard Brown Shrug (Q Gazette)
  • Five-Hour Meltdown Strands Queens Subway and Bus Riders (AMNY)
  • Byford Promises Meaningful Subway Metrics (NYT) and Bus Improvements (AMNY)
  • Cuomo Prioritizes ADA-Noncompliant Station Remodels (AMNY, WNYCRag) and Cadillacs (Post)
  • Ravitch Talks With Bond Buyer About the Terrible State of the Subway
  • Nowakowski Announces Plan for LIRR Tech and Service Upgrades (Newsday)
  • Cuomo’s Cashless Toll System Is Broken (WNYC)
  • Police Think a LaGuardia Shuttle Bus Driver Killed Steven Morales (News)
  • DOT Lets CB 1 and Parking-Obsessed Cranks Spike Seating Outside Tribeca Coffee House (Trib)
  • Brooklyn CB 2 Ponders the Age-Old Motor Vehicle Storage vs. Human Life Dilemma (BK Paper)

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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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