pedestrian safety

The new DOT plan would also limit a turn at Utica Avenue, one of the borough's most dangerous crossings.

Times Plaza, where Fourth Avenue, Atlantic Avenue and Flatbush Avenue meet, is about to be redesigned.

This year's budget includes money for the tiny public spaces between Prospect Heights and Park Slope.

Residents say the left turn from the Manhattan Bridge onto Concord Street is dangerous for pedestrians.

The city will spend $115 million this year on additional traffic calming measures, the mayor said.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has hailed his Vision Zero safety plan with reducing fatalities citywide.

Local leaders have been calling for more lights on the street since a fatality there in 2009.

The DOT plans to improve two intersections on Terrace Place with new crossings and lane markings.

Safety upgrades near the park include enhanced crossings and new pedestrian ramps.

A misdemeanor charge created in 2014 has a penalty of up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine for drivers.

Queens Boulevard was ranked third on People for Bikes' annual list of best new bike lane projects.

Residents say the left turn from the southbound Manhattan Bridge onto Concord Street is a safety risk.

The DOT is asking residents to share their ideas for a plan to redesign streets in the neighborhood.

The meeting will be held this Wednesday in downtown Jamaica.

The DOT will not pursue a lawmaker's proposal to turn the street into a pedestrian walkway.