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Some BoltBus coaches will now be leaving from Eighth Avenue in Chelsea instead of the congested corner of West 33rd Street and Seventh Avenue after mounting complaints.

The new traffic management system will use microwave motion sensors, cameras and other gadgets to provide real-time data on changing traffic conditions.

The Department of Transportation plans to begin making changes to the highly-congested 181st Street corridor.

Company wants permission to pick up and drop off passengers on Eighth Avenue at West 30th Street.

A DOT study of regulations on Chinatown's traffic-clogged streets will get under way this summer.

Local business owners complained that street closures from President Obama's visit would cost them thousands.

Many have complained that commuter bus stops on Midtown Streets have become unmanageable.

Community Board 5 passed new rules last month designed to limit the number and frequency of summer street fairs.

Midtown business owners say the current traffic pattern is creating chaos and congestion.

Each year, about 27,000 charter buses circle through western Midtown, damaging air quality and traffic flow.

Congested sidewalks in Midtown have business owners and bus companies at odds.

Con Edison is set to begin work on the project at East 35th Street and Fifth Avenue in February.

Schumer said that Gov. Chris Christie's decision was shortsighted.

The New York Metropolitan Transportation Council will hold public meetings on its proposals this month.

Residents are worried about pedestrian safety in Washington Heights despite several DOT changes to the roads.