Department of Transportation

The city DOT said it will study the intersection after more than 200 locals signed a petition calling it dangerous.

The city has proposed altering a 181st St. taxi stand, but many locals never knew it was there in the first place.

Pace University is applying for funding to transform the plaza in front of its lower Manhattan campus.

Nearly half of the drivers passing P.S. 175 were found to be speeding as school let out, the DOT said.

The city will not open the crosswalk at Vesey and West streets near the World Trade Center.

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

The city is spending the money earmarked for Chatham Square on other downtown projects.

Fearing bright ads and congestion, they battle to block new kiosk on East 86th Street

Families can pick up free bike helmets and enjoy music and art activities at events this weekend.

Transportation Alternatives is pressing for safety measures at Delancey and Essex streets after a woman's death last week.

The move is intended to better-connect the network of mid-block corridors.

The New Amsterdam Plein & Pavilion opened in front of the Whitehall Ferry Terminal on Thursday.

The DOT may create a special zone for car service vehicles and chauffeur-driven cars on ritzy Riverside Boulevard.

The long-awaited connection between Riverside Boulevard and Riverside Drive will open after a new median is installed.

The Department of Transportation has released a series of public service ads urging cyclists to follow road rules.