Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has heard from many residents upset about Brookyn Bridge construction noise.

The local community board's transportation committee moved the bike lane proposal forward, with some reservations.

Pols called for better safety on Delancey Street a week after a man was killed while cycling on the high-traffic block.

The bus was supposed to move to Chelsea tomorrow, but will stay in Midtown for the time being.

Some BoltBus coaches will now be leaving from Eighth Avenue in Chelsea instead of the congested corner of West 33rd Street and Seventh Avenue after mounting complaints.

A newsstand that residents had been fighting, planned for East 86th Street near Madison Avenue, was nixed by the city because it would have been too close to a standpipe.

West 82nd Street was ripped up for the second time in a month as crews worked to repair a sinkhole.

More than a dozen calls have beeen placed to the city's 311 system in the past year complaining about problems with the roadway at the intersection of St. Nicholas Avenue and 152nd St.

The project to replace a pedestrian bridge at East 78th Street will stretch into the fall,  the DOT said.

Locals have been complaining for years about stagnant water and numerous potholes on West 56th Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.

Half of the street damage on the Upper West Side doesn't get reported to 311, according to a new report by City Councilwoman Gale Brewer's office.

Civitas, an Upper East Side and East Harlem community group, said many Learning Annex boxes are covered in graffiti and sit empty, in violation of DOT rules.

The Coalition for a Livable West Side said the Department of Transportation should be "embarrassed" by some of the safety changes the agency is making on Riverside Boulevard.

"The Wall Project,"a collection of 3-foot-high grass-covered walls, is coming to Gansevoort Plaza in the spring.

The price to park in muni-meter spots north of 96th Street rose to $1-an-hour on Monday.