NYC pol who pushed for crackdown on reckless drivers caught speeding — again — in school zone after racking up parking tickets
NY Post
He coulda, woulda, shoulda — but didn’t.
City Comptroller Brad Lander, who championed a law to crack down on reckless driving and once admitted “I should slow down,” was caught speeding in a school zone again.
Lander was hit with a $50 summons from a speed camera on Shore Parkway last May after he promised to improve his dismal driving record — which included eight prior tickets for speeding in school zones, city records reviewed by The Post reveal.
The former Brooklyn councilman also racked up five parking tickets since taking office as comptroller in 2022, according to records.
During his campaign for the seat in 2021, The Post revealed that Lander was hit with eight school-zone speeding tickets since 2016, even though he had publicly promoted speed cameras outside city schools and pushed legislation to crack down on unsafe driving.
Critics accused Lander of being a hypocrite and he admitted then, “I should slow down.”
