D.O.T.

New stations opened at East 67th Street and Lexington Avenue and West 63rd Street and Broadway.

Workers mistakenly painted straight arrows at several intersections along Lexington Avenue.

New islands and turn restrictions are in place at Washington and Underhill avenues in Prospect Heights.

A petition is looking to keep cars on the street after a local politician asked the city to ban them.

Assemblywoman Simotas wants to ban all but emergency vehicles between Astoria Park South and Ditmars.

BP Eric Adams announced $11.9 million in funding for several Brooklyn parks.

The comptroller's office examined payouts by the city for drivers and pedestrians.

The new meters are more technologically advanced, an official said.

The DOT plans to make street improvements once the first phase of the Second Avenue Subway is completed.

The 750-foot-long mural is being painted this month by a local artist and volunteers.

Three stations on the Upper West Side were moved to accomodate residents' preferences, the DOT said.

Thirty-eight Citi Bike locations will be added across the neighborhood by early 2016.

The Queens Bike Initiative wants to make it safer and easier to visit the borough's parks. 

Residents want speed bumps and possibly a traffic light near where a 21-year-old was killed last month.

About 600 cyclists a day are expected to use the new bike lanes, according to the DOT.