traffic safety

More drivers were ticketed in Brooklyn during the 48-hour crackdown than any other borough, police said.

The initiative will take place between May 28 and June 1, police said.

Residents, Community Board 10 and the Department of Transportation are at odds over the proposal.

Police said the burglary was foiled by the 75-year-old resident of the Charles Street house.

Cooper Stock, 9, was killed when a cabdriver failed to yield while the youngster crossed the street. 

Northern Blvd. at 61st St., where Noshat Nahian was fatally struck in December, will get improvements.

The DOT laid out plans to make two UWS intersections safer for pedestrians and cyclists.

The mayor's "Vision Zero" plan includes street redesign and stricter penalties for reckless driving.

Officials say safety upgrades are needed following two recent incidents where pedestrians were struck.

The street has seen its population grow as several new high-rises have opened in recent years.

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

Co-workers rallied for street improvements on Forest Hill Road after the death of two women.

Traffic safety improvements are needed for a busy intersection near the Pulaski Bridge, locals say.

The deaths of Sammy Cohen Eckstein, Lucian Merryweather and Allison Liao have left many wanting changes.

Fort Greene locals calling themselves "Make Brooklyn Safer" marched on the 88th Precinct meeting.