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Pedestrians walk between cars across 47th Street at 7th Avenue in Manhattan on June 23, 2019.
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Autistic Man Shot Within 83 Seconds of First Contact by LASD: Why Is this Still Happening?
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Eighty-three seconds. That’s how much time passed between the moment deputies from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) first stood at the door of the Cudahy home of Isaias Cervantes, a 25-year-old autistic man who is hard of hearing and suffering from depression and anxiety, and the firing of the shot that may have […]
Op-ed: OakDOT Must Redesign Frontage Road For Safety
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Residents think Oakland has enough freeways. Frontage Road should become a neighborhood street.
The WRTA’s Fare-Free Bus Experiment Was Popular, But Won’t Last Without Funding
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The WRTA's higher levels of transit ridership, relative to other peer cities, suggest that its fare-free policies may be especially helpful to frontline workers whose travel decisions are more sensitive to fare costs.
Electric slide? CTA says ‘L’ braking system isn’t to blame for wheel flats, noise
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The CTA says its most recent cars don't have electric disc brakes, air brakes weren't a viable option, and much of the reason its trains are noisy has nothing to do with the braking system.
OPINION: Roll Back Cuomo’s Anti-Homeless Subway Rules
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The MTA used the cover of the pandemic to discriminate against unhoused New Yorkers. Two bills would end the abuse.
Friday’s Headlines To Cap Off the Week That Was
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One thing we hear over and over: low or no-cost transit is a good thing. Plus all the other news.