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Monday's Headlines: The Book Review Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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No spoilers: Gridlock Sam’s book is pretty damn good! We don’t usually do book reviews, but it must be said that Sam Schwartz’s first novel — a thriller about a possible terror attack by autonomous vehicles — is a very enjoyable read. And that’s no small feat, given all the bureaucratic prose filling Schwartz’s resume (he’s the former city Department of Traffic commissioner, the former Department of Transportation chief engineer and a longtime urban planner). Just because the guy coined the term
Pedestrian Struck By Cyclist In Central Park Has Died - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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A pedestrian who was struck by a pedal cyclist as he crossed the park’s Drive on Sept. 23 has died, the victim’s family announced on Sunday. According to police and witnesses, Richie O’Brien was walking on the East Drive on his way to work as a union steamfitter around 6:35 a.m. last Wednesday when he was struck by a 32-year-old cyclist on a regular pedal bike. Both men were thrown to the pavement, but O’Brien suffered severe head trauma. He was taken to Weill-Cornell in critical condition. He r
Friday's Headlines: Silence = Citi Bike Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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Citi Bike is all over the news these days, and not for reasons the company would want. There was a Hell Gate story last month about the Lyft-owned system’s increasingly high profits (followed up yesterday by Gothamist, which reported on the company’s back-door price hike in the form of slower e-bikes that cost more). There have been calls to restrict the company’s e-bikes — an editorial in amNY yesterday was the latest example. And, of course, since last week’s killing of Citi Bike rider Daria S
Wednesday's Headlines: Delivery Worker Victory Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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You can thank Mayor Mamdani, but you could also thank Streetsblog reporter Sophia Lebowitz, for yesterday’s announcement of that DoorDash will pay $115 million to workers that the company underpaid after the city’s minimum law went into effect. The money will pay back 264,000 delivery workers from whom the company withheld wages, as Streetsblog has been reporting for months. The company will also pay $16 million to the city in civil penalties. (The Times got the handout, but the Daily News, Goth
Tuesday's Headlines: The President Was At Gracie Mansion Edition - Streetsblog New York City (opens the original)
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Love the president or hate the president, it’s still a startling thing to see the Leader of the Free World and The Most Important Public Official In The Country standing together on the lawn at Gracie Mansion. (Not since Reagan …) So we sent our social media legend Henry Beebe-Center to document the event and ask a question. (Too bad he wasn’t called on because he was going to ask President Trump about supporting an expansion in bike boulevards, so all we got are Beebe-Center’s photos and lots a
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