Paul Steely White

Cyclists are being killed more and more on the road, despite Vision Zero safety measures, data shows.

Cyclists are expected to do a 3-mile loop from Midtown to Washington Square Park Thursday.

Traffic deaths are down, but not by a significant enough percentage, advocates said.

The M66 Crosstown bus is slower than a turtle, according to the Straphangers Campaign.

Advocates called on Mayor Bill de Blasio to develop a plan to deal with hit-and-runs.

A 10-year-old girl and an 88-year-old woman are among 11 pedestrians killed in recent car crashes.

The victims included a 10-year-old girl and her grandfather, according to officials.

The improvements are the first phase of redesign plans for the roadway, nicknamed "Boulevard of Death."

The Straphangers Campaign gave out its 2014 awards for the slowest and least reliable buses in the city.

The event will take place on Sunday, Oct. 26 starting at the Bronx County Building.

The city's 23 cameras have recorded 183,000 violations since January, officials said.

The DOT said the roadway's speed limit will remain at 30 miles per hour, according to a spokesman.

In the wake of a morning traffic death, relatives of those killed in citywide accidents held a rally.

The 78th Precinct had officers pose as pedestrians and ticketed drivers who didn't yield.

Mauricio Osorio-Palominos' privileges were suspended in NY in 2010 for not paying a fine, the DMV said.