Transportation Alternatives

A whopping 95 percent of parking placards in the Municipal District were fake or being used improperly, a study found.

Cyclists are trying to pedal solutions to get police to ease up on ticketing them in Central Park.

Armed with radar guns and cameras, Transportation Alternatives' East Side Committee is scoping speeding cars.

East Harlem has the second most dangerous intersection on the East Side of Manhattan.

Central Park triathlete Adrian Bijanada started a Facebook page in protest, but might train in New Jersey instead.

Kids in Harlem and Inwood will have more play options this summer thanks to six additional play streets.

Cyclists complain they're being unfairly targeted for minor violations, but the NYPD says the crackdown is warranted.

Community Board 8 members want to see electric bicycles subjected to registration and licensing.

Activists from Transportation Alternatives boarded the uptown A train Thursday to send a warning to fellow straphangers.

Residents say cyclists are disobeying dismount signs and pose a danger to pedestrians.

Community Board 7 wants stickers that say "No Biking" for sidewalks, but some say the money could be better spent.

Advocates and elected officials ask the city to extend bike lanes beyond 34th Street to East Harlem.

Hot spots to fight obesity and promote health should be extended, report says.

Community Board 7 takes on the heated conflicts between cyclists and pedestrians in Riverside Park on Monday.

The city is studying whether to install a bike-sharing program similar to what Parisians enjoy.