accidents

A 73-year-old man was struck and killed by a truck on Tuesday.

An NYPD traffic officer was injured after being hit by a cab in Midtown.

One of the Upper West Side's most dangerous intersections, the crisscrossing "Bowtie of Death,"  is getting long-awaited safety upgrades.

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

Residents are worried about pedestrian safety in Washington Heights despite several DOT changes to the roads.

Chan Park, 62, was crossing Eighth Avenue about 2 a.m. Tuesday morning when he was struck and killed, police said.

The changes are meant to make the area safer and friendlier for pedestrians, said DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Kahn.

The bagel box flipped at the intersection of East 42nd Street and First Avenue, leaving gallons of coffee in the crosswalk.

The silver SUV accelerated accidentally and hit the pedestrian as well as the car in front of it, according to witnesses.

An aide for Schneiderman said neither he nor his driver knew they had damaged the other car.

Commissioner Raymond Kelly said police were not chasing the car that killed a nun, contrary to eyewitness accounts.

The extent of the two-sport LSU star's injuries is not yet known, though there are reports of a severely broken leg.

Suspect Dyson Williams, 20, was charged with murder in the second degree and robbery Wednesday night.

A man's arm was injured when a large piece of concrete fell from the ceiling of a parking garage on Fifth Avenue.

Pedestrian apparently suffered injured legs while crossing the street in an incident that appears to be accidental.