Department of Transportation

People now have to use an unreliable pedestrian bridge to cross West Street at Vesey Street.

Part of the cash will be used to relieve congestion in and out of Manhattan.

The DOT, working with politicians and neighborhood groups, will study parking issues in traffic-clogged Chinatown.

A CB12 committee voted to recommend the Department of Transportation's suggested changes to intersections.

The Department of Transportation said it would work with Community Board 12 to implement safety changes to the area.

The Department of Transportation will suspend the rules from April 19 to April 22 this week.

Casey's pub at 22 E. 41st St. between Fifth and Madison avenues will be home to Midtown's first pop-up café.

The city may also make 9/11 memorial tour buses buy a permit.

Residents say changes to a residential street that serves as an on-ramp to the Henry Hudson Parkway are dangerous.

O'Casey's wants to build a pop-up outside the pub at 22 E. 41st St.

Three new Harlem restaurants got the support from Community Board 10 to add sidewalk cafes.

The Department of Transportation is now accepting applications from non-profits for more new plazas.

Some residents want to fight CB6's vote for a Pan Quotidien pop-up cafe at 44th St. and Third Ave under a DOT program.

Community Board 2 approved only one of six SoHo pop-up cafe applications at Thursday night's meeting.

Borough President Scott Stringer wants the DOT to replace "west side" bus signs on Fifth Ave. along Central Park.