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The DOT borough commissioner admitted that the signal was changed after one letter writer requested it.

The DOT wants to add a two-way bike lane to Clinton Avenue between Flushing and Gates avenues.

Transportation advocates say the intersection at 21st Street and 30th Road was long a problem spot.

After a contentious fight, cars were banned from the park's West Drive in July 2015.

Nearly 70 miles of new and upgraded lanes are expected for 2016, according to the city.

The mistake disappointed at least one advocate who fought hard to make the park car-free. 

The bridge will be closed for routine maintenance checks, according to the DOT.

Leaks, mold and water damage have become common sights at the 34th Street-Hudson Yards subway station.

Residents oppose Barneys' plan to convert three parking spots on West 16th Street into a loading dock.

The project will tackle a portion of the roadway between Honeywell Street and Broadway.

The bike lane proposal would bring riders from Astoria to Flushing Bay in East Elmhurst. 

The DOT announced the redesigned new lanes ahead of a Community Board 3 meeting Tuesday. 

Parents and local leaders will rally Friday to erect a homemade stop sign on 5th Street and 46th Avenue.

The public seating would be installed in front of SkyIce restaurant on Fifth Avenue and Bergen Street.

Shore Blvd. will become one-way under the plan, which will also narrow 20th Ave. and Hoyt Ave. North.