Janette Sadik-Khan

The DOT has agreed to install a traffic light at Greenwich and Duane streets, where a 3-year-old boy was hit by a cab while riding his scooter.

Late at night, Broadway's pedestrian plazas become filled with people sleeping on chairs, benches and on the ground.

The city formally unveiled its new bike-share program, which will allow residents to borrow bikes for a minimal fee.

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

A pilot program allowing drivers to feed parking meters via cell phone could begin next spring.

 More than 18,000 bicyclists were counted daily this past Spring, an uptick citywide, DOT statistics found.

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

The new traffic management system will use microwave motion sensors, cameras and other gadgets to provide real-time data on changing traffic conditions.

Community boards around the park, incuding CB7 and CB5, have voted in support of testing the ban.

Local business leaders and police say the congested bus situation on the block has reached a crisis point.

Five corporations are pushing the DOT to reopen the Vesey Street crosswalk, near the World Trade Center site.

The DOT is taking proposals for “wayfinding” signs and will test the signs in Chinatown and Midtown

Knicks legend John Starks and Mets icon John Franco previewed this year's "Summer Streets" events.

Nearly half of the drivers passing P.S. 175 were found to be speeding as school let out, the DOT said.

The city will not open the crosswalk at Vesey and West streets near the World Trade Center.