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NYPD CIS investigators on the scene after the fatal crash. Video: Loud Labs NYC

RECKLESS ABANDON: Driver With History of Speeding Kills Man in Queens

By Julianne Cuba | Mar 30, 2023 | No Comments

A driver with a dozen speeding tickets in a year hit and killed a man early on Thursday morning in Queens, police said — again highlighting the failure of the city to rein in the most dangerous drivers in town.

Lieber, seen on a bus last year giving a thumbs up for the cameras, gave a thumbs down to all-door boarding Wednesday. Photo: Tim Minton/MTA

MTA Boss Casts Doubt on All-Door Bus Boarding ‘Hypothesis’ Despite Proven Speed Boost

By Kevin Duggan | Mar 30, 2023 | No Comments

The MTA’s leader on Wednesday dismissed the well-established benefits of all-door bus boarding as a mere "hypothesis."

Dept. of Investigation Says Cops Did Harass 311 Callers, Confirming Streetsblog Account

By Gersh Kuntzman | Mar 30, 2023 | No Comments

City investigators have concluded that members of the NYPD harassed two men who filed 311 complaints about illegal parking and other unsafe road conditions, harassment that Streetsblog revealed in multiple exclusive stories last year.

This is the guy who got the ticket. Note the last number is "0."

Wednesday’s Headlines: Vindication Edition

By Streetsblog Editorial Board | Mar 29, 2023 | No Comments

Here's a criminal mischief update! Plus other news.

March (Parking) Madness: The Western Regional Final!

By Julianne Cuba | Mar 29, 2023 | No Comments

It's the first matchup in our Final Four: Manhattan's worse vs. the most shameful that The Bronx had to offer. Come for the tournament, stay for the feral cats!

Note the lack of black bags. Rendering: Center for Zero Waste Design

Vanderbilt Avenue Open Street Could Be Model for Trash Containerization: Report

By Kevin Duggan | Mar 28, 2023 | No Comments

The Vanderbilt Avenue open street in Brooklyn could become a blueprint for how the city can finally containerize its trash for collection, a new analysis reveals.

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