Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program

Construction by Columbia University will shut down a section of West 218th Street, near Broadway, for five months beginning Tuesday.

Department of Transportation officials are expected to present data Tuesday on how the Columbus Avenue bike lane has affected the safety of cyclists and vehicles.

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.

State Sen. Tom Duane called on the city to address peeling signage at ticketing machines along the East Side bus route.

At a demonstration in Union Square, a crowd of curious onlookers got a taste of New York City's new bike-share program which is set to kick off next year.

The Department of Transportation has refused to give residents on West 34th Street daytime loading, and residents say they have no legal curbside access to their apartments.

State Sen. Daniel Squadron called on the city to address Chinatown's "ponding" problem.

A plan to move the BoltBus stop from Midtown to Chelsea may no longer happen.

The Upper East Side's Community Board 8 voted to approve protected bike lanes for First and Second avenues.

A proposal to extend protected bike lanes along Eighth and Ninth Avenues went forward, with some opposition from local business owners.

Despite concerns from several residents, a proposal for a Baruch College pedestrian plaza on East 25th Street was voted in unanimously by a Community Board 6 committee.

The city formally unveiled its new bike-share program, which will allow residents to borrow bikes for a minimal fee.

The Department of Transportation says it will begin installing a protected bike lane on Second Avenue from 96th to 125th streets by March or April of 2012.

The Department of Transportation says its transformation of the northern end of Union Square has put a dent in speeding and given local businesses a boost.

One of the Upper West Side's most dangerous intersections, the crisscrossing "Bowtie of Death,"  is getting long-awaited safety upgrades.