Department of Transportation

The first 10,000 bikes will hit the streets this summer.

Guides are concerned about the plan to drop tourists in New Jersey and have them take ferries to lower Manhattan.

34th Street bus riders won't wait long to see the debut of a sidewalk payment system, slated for summer installation.

Cyclists are trying to pedal solutions to get police to ease up on ticketing them in Central Park.

A public workshop Thursday night seeks to solicit ideas for how the elevated public plaza should take shape.

The Department of Transportation canceled plans after residents voiced fierce opposition at public meetings.

A new "town square" in Washington Heights will not feature a local artist.

The motorcycle club placed a guard atop a bench outside its E. 3rd Street building to keep people from sitting there.

The raised plaza will feature everything from plantings and seating to art and expanded space for a greenmarket.

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

Borough President Scott Stringer and others want more specifics about how the city will deal with tour buses downtown.

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

The city has not committed to preserving the public artwork of Jim "Mosaic Man" Power in Astor Place.

The memorial foundation will withhold memorial tickets from tour companies that don't cooperate.

A city program will reimburse damage done to cars by potholes.