Department of Transportation

The transportation committee of CB4 is sending Megabus a warning letter asking it to be more considerate of neighbors.

The Ninth Avenue bus depot will be a hot-button topic at Thursday's community board meeting.

Borough President Scott Stringer and Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal say the DOT is dragging its feet on making safety upgrades at the so-called "bow tie of death" intersection near Broadway and W. 71st St.

Local business leaders and police say the congested bus situation on the block has reached a crisis point.

DOT workers are putting in bike lanes along First and Second avenues from 34th to 59th streets.

Five corporations are pushing the DOT to reopen the Vesey Street crosswalk, near the World Trade Center site.

Tour guides say the policies are too strict, while residents say they are too lenient.

The DOT is taking proposals for “wayfinding” signs and will test the signs in Chinatown and Midtown

Residents say they are losing sleep because of the jackhammering during Brooklyn Bridge rehabilitation work.

The city will install an additional lamppost at the future site of the Bowery Residents Committee shelter at West 25th St.

DOT said the new select bus service has increased rider traffic along the M15 line by 30 percent.

The city found no accidents at the City Hall Park bike path this spring, but said nearly half of the riders fail to dismount.

The public will get the chance to weigh in on the new First and Second Avenue express buses Wednesday.

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

A study released by Transportation Alternatives calls for the city to put more attention on preventing crashes.