traffic fatalities

A cyclist was killed and another seriously injured at 43rd Avenue and 39th Street this month.

Mohamed Nada, 62, was hit by another driver on 31st Street near 35th Avenue.

The city will be allocating more than $400 million in funding for street-safety improvements. 

Deputy Inspector Marlon Larin reflected on his time as the commanding officer of the 24th Precinct. 

'You ain't seen nothing yet,' de Blasio said of of Vision Zero plan to reduce traffic fatalities.

The traffic light comes after calls for safety changes on 21st Street.

New legislation would exempt MTA bus drivers from being prosecuted under the "Right of Way" provision.

Hoyt Jacobs, 36, was struck Saturday night at the intersection of 41st Avenue and Vernon Boulevard.

Drivers will have to slow to 25 mph on Broadway from Columbus Circle to 220th Street.

Painted curb extensions and new turn lanes were installed at East 60th Street and Third Avenue.

As part of the Vision Zero campaign, police are also targeting drivers using cellphones.

A man was hit only days after a woman was fatally struck at East 93rd Street and Second Avenue.

In the wake of a morning traffic death, relatives of those killed in citywide accidents held a rally.

Daniel O'Donnell introduced legislation that would lower the city's speed limit from 30 to 20 mph. 

Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to make the city's streets safer for pedestrians on Wednesday.