Car crash

Six people sustained minor injuries in a car accident on Central Park West early Monday morning.

A collision on South Street at Rutgers Slip left two cars "locked together," according to an FDNY official.

The crash at the intersection of Manhattan Avenue and 123rd Street happened around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Leonia White, 89, went out on the town with her boyfriend, even in her wheelchair and near blindness, friends said.

A miinivan hit a motorcyclist at 146th Street, just a block from the scene of Thursday's fatal crash.

Witnesses said a SUV hit a taxi, which propelled into another cab at West 56th Street and Broadway.

A woman had to be cut out of her Toyota Camry by firefighters after colliding with a truck on 10th Avenue, the FDNY said.

The FDNY planned to start billing for emergency responses to car accidents in July before the "crash tax" was dropped.

Neither driver was hurt in an early morning collision at Sixth Avenue and 56th Street Wednesday morning.

Three drivers were hurt in the accident at West 92nd Street and Broadway Sunday morning.

The FDNY wants to start billing New Yorkers who require an emergency response for auto accidents.

The 71-year-old man who was hit is recovering from surgery after being struck by the cab early Sunday.

Rescue crews had to extricate the driver and a passenger after the car jumped a curb and smashed into a fence.

Jayson Williams was sentenced to one year in New York prison, in addition to the five he's currently serving in New Jersey.