Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program

Roughly one-third of those who reserve free tickets to the 9/11 Memorial don't show up for their visit, officials said.

The Department of Transportation will give a presentation at Community Board 3's Transportation and Public Safety Committee Wednesday night.

The City Council voted Thursday in favor of legislation that would give the city the power to choose whether to consider permit marking in the city.

DOT officials are starting to accept community input on where to put the city's new bike share stations, with more than 8,000 suggestions online so far.

Former Mayor Ed Koch lauded the East Village's transformation during a reading for local schoolchildren Wednesday.

The Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel connecting lower Manhattan to Red Hook will close half its lanes over three weekends starting Nov. 11, the MTA said.

While fielding calls on his weekly radio address Friday about street conditions in Washington Heights, Mayor Michael Bloomberg reminisced that his first New York trip was to the Northern Manhattan neighborhood.

The Department of Transportation will set up a sample bike share station on Columbus Avenue and West 76th Street where cyclists can take a bike for a spin free of charge.

A proposal by one member of Midtown's Community Board 5 to extend Sixth Avenue's bike lane to Central Park was met with resistance from other members worried about increased congestion.

The city put out a request for vendors to sell up to 51,000 old-school coin-operated parking meters.

The long-blocked intersection of West 72nd Street, Riverside Boulevard and the West Side Highway on-ramp will open on Sunday, officials said.

The DOT has agreed to install a traffic light at Greenwich and Duane streets, where a 3-year-old boy was hit by a cab while riding his scooter.

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

The East River Ferry is adding new technology that promises to eliminate more than 30 tons of pollutants from its emissions every year.

The Department of Transportation said Tuesday there were less crashes after a bike lane was installed on Columbus Avenue.