D.O.T.

Despite DOT installations, traffic problems persist at a bustling five-way intersection in Longwood.

Brooklyn's Community Board 7 rejected a plan to extend a network of bicycle lanes into Sunset Park.

Drivers zip past Hamilton Terrace as a shortcut to 145th Street.

A proposed PARK Smart plan would make it easier to find parking in Jackson Heights, officials said.

Little Zelda Cafe is teaming up with the DOT to bring additional bike-parking to Crown Heights.

The Department of Transportation will not move forward with the proposed stop near Seward Park. 

Residents say the sidewalk dangerously narrows their street, making it hard for FDNY trucks to get by.

The DOT plans to repair crosswalks on Mercer Street and Greene Street starting in the fall.

FreshDirect has a plan to launch a pilot program to deliver food on bikes as soon as next month.

The changes to Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard are sparking controversy with Harlem neighbors.

The private group will get official control of the flower beds near Yankee Stadium.

The major bus carrier wants to establish a curbside pickup and drop-off spot in busy Chinatown.

There's plenty of fun planned in car-free streets during the fifth annual Summer Streets program.

A group of Bronx students successfully campaigned for safer streets in their neighborhood.

Four buses were seized as the city cracked down on an illegal dollar bus service.