traffic safety

Marchers shouted "Obey the lights, Jackson Heights" and "Drivers slow down, put your phones down."

The DOT found that several DUMBO intersections did not meet federal requirements for stop signs.

Fort Greene residents want police to issue more speeding tickets after Lucian Merryweather's death.

The Three Children Too Many group hopes to educate and protect residents on busy streets. 

Coaches are pushing for Kent Avenue safety measures after a soccer player was killed in Park Slope.

Volunteers with Transporation Alternatives are campaigning for traffic calming measures for 21st Street.

Luis Bravo, 19, was struck and killed near Broadway and 58th Street in Queens on Saturday.

The corner of Thomson and Skillman Avenues is where Tenzin Drudak was fatally struck by a van in March.

East River Plaza Mall is installing signs with maps after the death of Amar Diarrassouba, 6.

Contractors are set to work all night for four nights near the end of the month.

Officials say the Department of Transportation needs to increase safety measures in the area.

Students at the  High School for Arts and Businesses painted a mural aimed at slowing down drivers.

The lights at the busy intersection of 31st Street and Ditmars Boulevard have failed three times.

DOT will hold a workshop about safety measures for the intersection of Newtown Avenue and 33rd Street.

Houston Street will be an obstacle course for drivers and pedestrians for another year or more.