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By Brad Aaron

8:50 AM EDT on March 16, 2018

Driver Hits 11-Year-Old Boy Near Staten Island School — NYPD Blames Child (Advance 1, 2)
De Blasio Knows He Can’t Count on Albany to Make NYC Streets Safer (News)
Advocates Talk With Errol Louis About de Blasio’s Response to Ninth Street Child Deaths (NY1)
Daily News Applauds Mayor’s Punt; More: AMNY, WNYC, BK Paper, Post
Related: Someone Asked de Blasio About “Distracted Walking” and Of Course He Took the Bait (AMNY)
Related: Not Even a Ticket for Ramming SUV Into Storefront as People Run for Their Lives (Bx Times)
Broken 111-Year-Old Bridge Cuts Off NJ Transit From Penn Station (AP)
Cuomo Still Can’t Say How His Tappan Zee Will Be Paid For, or How Much It Will Cost (Politico)
The Real MTA Genius Is the Guy Who’s Quantifying Bus Lane Blockages (NYT)
Filmmakers Are Producing a Documentary About the L Train Shutdown (AMNY)
Responding to Death of Phil O’Reilly, Lancman Wants Union Turnpike Safety Upgrades (Torch)
DDC Announces Sidewalk Extensions and Other Improvements for W. 70th and 71 Streets (Rag)
Private Sanitation Union Chief: City Carting Reforms Can’t Happen Soon Enough (C&S)

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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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