transportation

The DOT wants to add a two-way bike lane to Clinton Avenue between Flushing and Gates avenues.

The MTA will hold a public hearing to discuss the changes Thursday April 7 at 5 p.m.

The commute of the average resident in 69 percent of the city's neighborhoods is more than 40 minutes.

Myrtle Avenue eastbound between Washington and Classon will be closed for construction through July.

Community members shot down the DOT's proposal last month, but the city came back with no changes.

The Department of Transportation is limiting a left turn from the Manhattan Bridge onto Concord Street.

The next phase of construction will include three new stations between 96th Street and 125th Street.

Two buses that ran into Manhattan from Brooklyn were stripped down and eliminated in 2011.

The community has been asking for a transit study for more than a decade.

Parking meters will be installed on Fulton Street, between Vanderbilt and Classon avenues, this summer.

A new shuttle service for the Brooklyn Navy Yard is set to launch this spring.

A CB8 committee approved the DOT plan, but rejected a turn restriction on Utica Avenue, the board said.

The board voted unanimously on Wednesday to use $66 million from its contingency fund.

Iriving, Knickerbocker, Jefferson and Hancock are slated for new bike lanes, according to the DOT.

It'll be cold and sunny today, with a high of 38 degrees.