D.O.T.

The gaping hole at 150 Vermilyea Ave., which neighbors said had been there for months, was covered with a broken table after a call to the FDNY this morning.

The DOT said it may add a turn signal to Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Blvd. and 145th Street after community outcry over one of the most dangerous blocks in the city.

The DOT is taking proposals for “wayfinding” signs and will test the signs in Chinatown and Midtown

Members of Community Board 12 voted to ask the city to do a study on how cycling can be improved uptown.

Sen. Chuck Schumer proposed a letter grade system for tour bus companies in the wake of a slew of deadly accidents.

DOT said the new select bus service has increased rider traffic along the M15 line by 30 percent.

The public will get the chance to weigh in on the new First and Second Avenue express buses Wednesday.

The Department of Transportation plans to begin making changes to the highly-congested 181st Street corridor.

The city announced that alternate side parking will be suspended Wednesday and Thursday.

The city has proposed altering a 181st St. taxi stand, but many locals never knew it was there in the first place.

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

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

The motorcycle club placed a guard atop a bench outside its E. 3rd Street building to keep people from sitting there.

A city program will reimburse damage done to cars by potholes.

A final design draft for the Plaza de las Americas will be unveiled in March, after years of community presentations.