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The city hopes to implement safety fixes at Yellowstone Boulevard and Austin Street this summer. 

The intersection of Austin Street and Yellowstone Boulevard has long been considered an unsafe place.

Advocates want the city to keep cars from making right turns while Greenway users have a green light.

The DOT announced the installation one day before neighbors planned a protest to get a traffic light.

Parents say the proposed rezoning would force kids to travel too far to school on dangerous streets.

The intersection of Riverside Drive and 157th Street has seen five accidents since July 2012.

The DOT will look into complaints that Cumberland St. dead ends into Cuyler Gore Park without warning.

The changes were proposed to improve safety on Metropolitan Avenue and 71st Avenue. 

The DOT has agreed to install a traffic light at Greenwich and Duane streets, where a 3-year-old boy was hit by a cab while riding his scooter.

Ozzie Carty, 3, was traumatized but not seriously injured after he was hit by a cab on Sept. 30, 2011. He was wearing a helmet at the time.

Inwood residents are concerned street construction on Broadway and West 218th Street forces pedestrians to walk into the busy street.

Leonia White, 89, went out on the town with her boyfriend, even in her wheelchair and near blindness, friends said.

Mayor Bloomberg slammed landlords who illegally divide apartments Tuesday, saying they put tenants at risk.