A passing motorist reported multiple vehicles disabled by the debris on the westbound side between exits 61 and 62 at around 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, according to police. Highway patrol officers then closed the right lane and helped motorists with changing tires and contacting tow trucks.
Noll's defense attorney Steven Gaitman said the evidence from the black box on Noll's Ford F-250, surveillance video from a nearby store and damage to the bike showed the retired tradesman did not intentionally hit Baez.
A typical weekday in NYC starts with the buzz of an alarm clock, leaving the house on time and battling the sounds of honking horns before tackling a seemingly never-ending to-do list. But a ride on a Queens express bus offers a quiet reprieve within that hectic morning routine. Cushioned seats, a quiet ride and friendly drivers are some of the features that make a Queens express bus commute worth the ride.
