East Side Residents Say Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge Traffic Is Keeping Them Awake
Residents living near the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge have been suffering through long, sleepless nights lately.
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Residents living near the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge have been suffering through long, sleepless nights lately.
Racks set up to hold as many as 60 bikes have taken up prime real estate on Riverside Drive, West 82nd Street and West 76th Street -- just to name a few.
In the lawsuit filed on Wednesday, Daniel Martins argues his First Amendment rights were violated when he was arrested in June 2014.
There are more people, bicycles and cars in New York City than ever before, but one new form of transportation has prompted confusion.
A DOT crew buffed out the sidewalk Tuesday morning, completely removing the vandalism.
On Willis Avenue in Roslyn you can barely make out the exit sign to the Northern State Parkway.
City Department of Transportation officials said the move was in an effort to alleviate heavy flows of foot traffic around the transportation hub.
A dangerous rail crossing in Elmwood Park, New Jersey is getting a high-tech safety makeover.
A new report says parts of curbs in New York City aren't up to code for people with disabilities.
Eight people were killed and about 200 were injured in the Amtrak crash in Philadelphia.
The state Department of Transportation said the construction project will tie up the expressway for about two years.
Freeport Village, which owns the land, has gone to court to try and push the state off the property.
Long Island City residents are protesting a move by the Department of Transportation that eliminated permit parking spaces in a local municipal lot.
For weeks, a massive crater on busy Queens Boulevard rattled residents damaged cars – but New York City officials could not decide whether to define it as a pothole as a sinkhole.
A parking sign near Prospect Park West and 9th Street is generating tens of thousands of dollars for New York City in parking tickets, according to a Brooklyn Collage professor.
Potholes continued to plague New York City this first of May, and many have been wondering just why they are still so bad.
New Jersey's Department of Transportation has crowned Route 9 as the worst state road in the Garden State.
Expect traffic delays around the Stamford Transportation Center Tuesday morning as a garage with hundreds of parking spaces was suddenly closed Monday.
The New York City Department of Transportation announced Monday that has been cracking down on the "love locks" that couples attach to the Brooklyn Bridge.
There are big plans to make Queens Boulevard safer with wider medians, increased pedestrian space and protected bike lanes.
Brooklyn residents say the city has cast their neighborhood in a harsh new light.
A bill that could lead to electronic tolls on Connecticut's highways has cleared its first legislative hurdle.
Department of Transportation Commissioner Jamie Fox said the harsh winter is to blame for the uptick in potholes.
Even with a break from wintry weather, many local roads are still a mess.
Efforts are underway to end the game of hide and seek that occurs when cars are towed to make way for parades, and other events.
