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By
Ben Fried
8:54 AM EDT on April 3, 2018
- The Governor Claims He Fought for Congestion Pricing But His Budget Says Otherwise (Politico, WNYC)
- De Blasio: “No More Excuses” for Cuomo Now That He’s Got the MTA Funding He Asked For (Politico)
- Cuomo’s Fine With an Uber Cap and Says de Blasio Didn’t Fight for Speed Cams (News)
- Robin Chase: If We Don’t Get the Price Right on NYC Car Trips, Our Streets Will Fail (NYT)
- The Times Previews the L Train Shutdown in Manhattan
- It Was Obvious Already, But Dorothy Bruns Should Not Have Been Allowed to Drive (News)
- Red Hook Students Petition DOT for a Safer Hamilton Ave by the BQE (News 12)
- Corey Johnson Caught Using SUV Emergency Lights on His Way to Morning TV Spot (Post)
- Fourth Ave Bikeway Disruption By 72nd Precinct Is Worse Than We Thought (Bklyn Paper)
- The Peaks and Valleys of Subway Cleanliness (NYT, News)
- A 400-Word Dose of Pure NYC Motorist Entitlement (NYT)
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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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