Polly Trottenberg

The program will encourage residents to walk, bike, take public transportation or carpool more.

Lhota will once again lead the agency, which needs $3 billion to upgrade its subways, a report says.

The DOT initially rejected a sign at the site, but "reanalyzed" that decision after demands from locals.

The DOT will lower the speed limit on three local streets to 20 miles per hour.

The provider released a proposal to expand to the outer boroughs in exchange for exclusivity and more.

The ferry service launches May 1 with the Rockaway route.

A total of 45 pedestrians died this winter — 16 fewer than during the same time a year ago.

Critics blasted Gov. Andrew Cuomo's $65 million cut to long-promised MTA funds in his executive budget.

The new service will replace the local M79 bus service.

Drivers can now pay for parking — and add more time — with their phones in parts of Manhattan.

'You ain't seen nothing yet,' de Blasio said of of Vision Zero plan to reduce traffic fatalities.

City Council members debated adding public funds to the program to help it expand quicker.

The MTA's board is debating what can be done to help riders cope with a fare hike coming in 2017.

DOT "will continue to review all concerns" about Citi Bike stations, a spokeswoman said. 

Department of Transportation head Polly Trottenberg initially thought her car was towed for "Billions."