traffic

The southbound lanes of the Henry Hudson Parkway were closed between 79th and 96th Streets Saturday afternoon for a "water condition," according to OEM.

A plan to move the BoltBus stop from Midtown to Chelsea may no longer happen.

A proposal to extend protected bike lanes along Eighth and Ninth Avenues went forward, with some opposition from local business owners.

Inwood residents are concerned street construction on Broadway and West 218th Street forces pedestrians to walk into the busy street.

Department of Transportation officials plan to unveil a new proposal to improve pedestrian and cycling safety at the 181st Street Greenway entrance on Riverside Drive.

While some residents and shop owners were annoyed by street closures and detours from the 9/11 Anniversary, most took it in stride.

A number of streets and pedestrian routes are expected to be closed over the weekend for the 9/11 Anniversary.

The Department of Transportation says its transformation of the northern end of Union Square has put a dent in speeding and given local businesses a boost.

SL Green Realty Corp. wants to boot the airport shuttle buses from outside 125 Park Ave.

The Hudson Square business improvement district announced they have hired "pedestrian traffic managers" to help keep crosswalks near the Holland Tunnel clear.

President Obama's visit to a pricey campaign fundraiser at Harvey Weinstein's home in the West Village is expected to disrupt traffic.

Tuesday's heavy rains shut down two lanes of the northbound FDR between East 68th to 78th streets, according to the Office of Emergency Management.  

Multiple road and tunnel projects will affect commuters in Manhattan for several days starting Saturday.

One Manhattan-bound lane of the Henry Hudson Bridge and Parkway will be shut down at night for the next three years starting on Monday while the MTA repairs the upper level of the bridge.

As the DOT extends bike lanes, residents are concerned that more two-wheeled traffic will exacerbate already dangerous conditions at the intersection of East 48th Street and First Avenue.