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Mamdani’s BQE Plan Doubles Down on the Failures of the Past
By Kevin Duggan
The mayor’s $4 billion plan would effectively lock in the car and truck conveyor for generations, critics charged.
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Tuesday’s Headlines: Doubly Disappointed Edition
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The Mamdani-O-Meter isn’t dead, it’s just very disappointed. Plus the news.
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Mamdani Will Rebuild the BQE to Last Until 2080 Despite Calls to Tear it Down
By Kevin Duggan
Mayor Mamdani wants to build a temporary bypass road to allow for a 10-year, $4-billion rebuild of the BQE triple-cantilever.
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Uber and Waymo Have Spent More Than $15M This Year Lobbying New York Pols
By Austin C. Jefferson
So much for affordability. Big Tech spent massive sums to back it’s state legislative aims this year.
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Monday’s Headlines: Time for Action Edition
By David Meyer
Transportation Alternatives has called for a “die-in” outside City Hall this coming Wednesday amid impatience with the city’s slow progress toward eliminating traffic deaths after hit-and-run drivers killed killed three cyclists in the span of three days last week.
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Hit-and-Run Drivers Killed Three Cyclists in Three Days
By David Meyer
Advocates called on the mayor to take action after a BMW driver allegedly struck Mamadou Diallo, of Canarsie, head-on before fleeing the scene.
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City Floats Busway, Parking Maximums to Ease Traffic from Red Hook Redevelopment
By Kevin Duggan
Red Hook and the Columbia Street Waterfront could finally get a working bus as the city plans 6,000 more homes for the area.
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City Comptroller Urges Mamdani to Cut ‘School Streets’ Red Tape
By Poppy Wilkinson
Just 48 of the city’s 1,619 public schools participated in School Streets during the 2025-2026 school year.
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