Department of Transportation

The massive reconstruction project had been slated for a summer completion date.

The Lowline team claims it would be impossible to use the site as a bus depot.

Workers mistakenly painted straight arrows at several intersections along Lexington Avenue.

The DOT repairs, which have not been widely publicized, will close the 125th St. exit for three years.

The DOT's plan would force drivers who want to go east on Myrtle Avenue to go west and make a u-turn.

Felipe Castro, 27, of Sunset Park was working at an auto shop when he was hit and killed, police said.

The plans for the plaza will also include more greenery and seating.

After months of debate, the local community board approved a 32-block extension to a bike lane.

A series of surrealist public sculptures have popped up along Broadway, intriguing locals.

The DOT is removing its truck parking spaces on West End Ave after a 90-day trial.

A city pilot program that adds truck parking to West End Avenue is a failure, locals say.

Community Board 7 approved safety fixes at Collegiate, Booker T. Washington and Ascension schools.

The DOT is hiring "bike inspectors" to combat bad delivery bikers with door-to-door restaurant visits.

The Executive Committee of Community Board 2 in Brooklyn approved a shared bike lane on Lafayette Avenue.

The city DOT wants to widen more than a dozen sidewalks to protect students near three local schools.