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By Brad Aaron

8:41 AM EDT on July 25, 2018

Death-By-Speeding in NYC Is Now on John Flanagan (Politico; News 1, 2; Post; NY1)
Driver Critically Injures Astoria Cyclist — NYPD Blames Victim (PIX)
Voice: Cuomo’s Subway Action Plan Was Designed to Provide Political Cover; Related: Post
A Bus Revival That Depends on NYPD Is Doomed (Metro, AMNY)
Citi Bike Will Replace Ofo in Bronx Dockless Bike-Share Pilot (Crain’s)
The Times Approves of Dockless Bike-Share
Staten Island Wheel and Strip Mall Could Muck Up Bus Improvements (AMNY)
The Genius of DOT’s Plaza Program: Quick, Low-Cost Construction + Local Partnerships (PS)
Will DOT Ever Step Up to Fix Curb Dysfunction in Inwood? (Post)
People You Share the Streets With (Post, AMNY)

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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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