A reckless driver struck a cyclist on Second Avenue then fled. He was later caught, but the victim suffered life-changing ...

NYPD issued more than 139,000 traffic tickets, also known as B summonses, to motorists in the second quarter of 2025, down ...

The Department of Transportation will begin ripping up three blocks of protected bike lane on Bedford Avenue shortly after 10 ...

The president's so-called "Big Beautiful Bill" clawed back more than $100 million in grants that were promised to New York ...

City bureaucrats are undermining years of data-driven work to make streets safer in service of Eric Adams's bid to rip up a ...

Gold's concern follows the mayor's well-documented cooperation with the Trump administration on immigration. And it follows a ...

The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles will no longer register mopeds made by Fly E-Bike, following a Streetsblog ...

Federal Transit Administrator-nominee Marc Molinaro offered more sleight of hand than a three-card monty dealer in defending ...

In a letter to the head of the Parks Department on Tuesday, Lander pressed the city to open the neighborhood’s only public pool — a “critical resource” in brutally hot weather — and answer why it has ...

Check out how car drivers simply stop for pedestrians — and not just pedestrians in a crosswalk, but also pedestrians about ...

The Transportation Secretary's claim that the federal government has "sovereign prerogatives" is a silly kid's argument.

Mayor Eric Adams can go ahead and remove three blocks of the Bedford Avenue protected bike lane, a court ruled.