Shortage of air traffic controllers hitting New York especially hard
A priority for the FAA right now is to find the next generation. Some of them are already right in our backyard.
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A priority for the FAA right now is to find the next generation. Some of them are already right in our backyard.
As part of the president's infrastructure law, it's sending more than $26 billion to the states to fix thousands of bridges and much of it focuses on smaller, often overlooked bridges overdue for repair.
The city's plan to make outdoor dining permanent is meeting a lot of resistance from local residents.
DOT officials say crews have already filled more than 65,000 potholes this year.
The worker had minor injuries. It's unclear if the driver is facing any charges.
The ongoing initiative Operation Hard Hat aims to prevent speeding and distracted driving near work areas.
More city streets are being closed to cars, and the city plans to add more bike lanes for people to use during the pandemic, but some commuters are worried what that will do to traffic once things start to reopen.
Stunned neighbors were distraught to learn a crash Thursday afternoon in Chester killed their friend 73-year-old Mariamma Thomas and her five-year-old granddaughter.
It's chaos on the concrete. CBS2's cameras caught pedestrians running in the bike lane during rush hour at Eighth Avenue and 45th Street.
Some trucks traveling through Red Hook, Brooklyn have run into a problem.
Friday marked eight days since a snowstorm struck New York City, and the city was still dealing with it.
With bumps, pebbles, and sidewalk ledges about two extra inches deep, street milling can wear on your patience and your wheels.
The city has repainted the pavement at Asch Loop and Adler Place in Co-Op City.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday that the downward trend in traffic deaths shows his Vision Zero traffic-safety campaign is working.
On Gridlock Alert Days, the DOT recommends walking, biking or taking public transportation when traveling for work, shopping or recreation.
CBS2 asked transportation officials on Thursday why a first-class city such as New York has to put up with such third-world streets.
A man was told to fix his cracked sidewalk or pay a fine, and now he may have wasted his money replacing it.
Drivers describe road construction and traffic jams across the city as a disaster, and complaints have spiked across the five boroughs.
The city is shutting down an office that coordinates construction projects in Lower Manhattan. But in light of recent accidents, some think that's a bad idea.
Lost luggage, delays, and cancellations may have some wanting to complain, but are those complaints ever heard?
It's part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's 'Vision Zero' plan to make the streets safer for pedestrians, but it has many asking 'whose bright idea was this?'
An odd sign has the residents of on Carroll Gardens block very confused.
A NYC community board approved a series of street safety proposals, including the addition of bike lanes on Amsterdam Avenue and 6th Avenue.
There was a victory Thursday, for a community doing battle against extra-long trucks.
According to the DOT, the bike lane would run northbound on Amsterdam Avenue from West 72nd Street to West 110th Street.
