NYC Might Not Go Ahead With Sign Changes
The Federal Highway Administration had been requiring all cities to change their street signs to a mix of upper and lower case letters so they'd be easier to read.
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The Federal Highway Administration had been requiring all cities to change their street signs to a mix of upper and lower case letters so they'd be easier to read.
On Tuesday, Long Island's district attorneys called for new studies and harsher penalties for wrong-way drunk drivers after charges were upgraded against a man accused of killing an NYPD officer.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is banking on New York becoming the bike riding capital of America. The city is considering a "bike sharing" program that could put 10,000 more two-wheelers on city streets.
After the Department of Transportation called CBS 2's Bike Bedlam reports false, they reneged on its claim and admitted that there was a lack of bike safety data in New York City.
The Department of Transportation announced the new initiative on Thursday and said that the efforts will create safer New York streets.
Pedestrians hit and injured by bicycle riders – it's a statistic that no one kept. However, after CBS 2 exposed the gap in record-keeping, New York City is moving to fill in the blanks.
Homeowners in Queens say they turned to the city for help and ended up with an expensive headache, as a call to 311 could end up costing them $5,000 or more.
Potholes, tall grass, and garbage on the roads. Those are the top complaints for motorists.
EXCLUSIVE: The city Department of Transportation reacted speedily to correct a hazardous street condition exposed by CBS 2 this week, but they may have made things even worse.
Is it a safety issue, or just plain stupid? The federal government is requiring New York City to change the lettering on all of its street signs.
The Department of Transportation recently had the "Joey Ramone Place'' sign reinstalled in lower Manhattan for the fourth time since 2003.
The wife of bicycle accident victim -- Stuart Gruskin -- met with Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan Monday.
The Staten Island Expressway is getting a much-needed $75 million facelift.
New York City's Department of Transportation will conduct a 5-month study on the feasibility of bringing back the quaint-looking trolley to the streets of Red Hook.
A pedestrian safety advocate is outraged after New York City released inaccurate information about pedestrian injuries caused by bike riders.
New Haven line commuters on Metro North responded to a recent survey and said in no uncertain terms: 'keep bar cars running on the line.'
A major construction project will close the Manhattan-bound lanes of the Brooklyn Bridge during overnight hours every night for the next four years.
A new "clean up" campaign is aiming to improve highways in the Garden State.
There was fury and anger Monday night over the failure of the Department of Transportation to fix a dangerous Upper West Side intersection for over three years.
There was fury and anger Monday night over the failure of the Department of Transportation to fix a dangerous Upper West Side intersection for over three years.
