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The MTA's new 34th Street Select Bus Service, which launched Sunday, confounded some commuters but thrilled others.

Tour bus ticket-sellers say they're being forced to choose between losing their jobs or going to jail after a judge ruled that it's illegal to sell tickets on the street without a permit.

The city's Select Bus Service will begin rolling down 34th Street Sunday.

Community Board members wholeheartedly supported the new Hell's Kitchen museum for the space shuttle Enterprise, but are concerned about traffic.

Nearly 50 intercity buses were taken off Midtown streets during a massive month-long crackdown, police said.

The Department of Transportation wants to turn two intersections, including one with nearly two dozen parking spaces, into small plazas with green space.

Residents and community board members are locked in a battle over a new school on East 15th Street.

Select Bus Service along 34th Street is expected to start in November.

As parked BoltBus vehicles and other buses pop up in Chelsea, residents fear their neighborhood is becoming Port Authority South.

Police carried out a crackdown Friday on buses that park illegally and block the roadway on West 33rd Street near Seventh Avenue.

Work on the RFK Bridge will begin Friday while construction on the Midtown Tunnel will start July 8, the MTA said.

Tour guides say the policies are too strict, while residents say they are too lenient.

Fernando Ferrer, the former Bronx Borough President, was nominated by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

The public will get the chance to weigh in on the new First and Second Avenue express buses Wednesday.

Company wants permission to pick up and drop off passengers on Eighth Avenue at West 30th Street.