transportation

The MTA said the increase could come by next year after an inquiry into weekend service by State Sen. Daniel Squadron.

New York’s straphangers are excited about the chance to use cellphones in Manhattan’s subway stations when the service begins next week.

AAA called on the federal government to stop a series of toll hikes that are set to take effect early Sunday morning for the Port Authority's Hudson River crossings.

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

Advocates will install the vintage-looking tollbooth to draw attention to lost revenue for infrastructure after tollbooths were removed.

The DOT is taking proposals for “wayfinding” signs and will test the signs in Chinatown and Midtown

The public will get the chance to weigh in on the new First and Second Avenue express buses Wednesday.

A CB12 committee voted to recommend the Department of Transportation's suggested changes to intersections.

A city planner, several attorneys and a student will attend their first board meeting next week.

The city began monitoring an additional 500 Midtown surveillance cameras Monday, bringing the total to 1,159.

Democratic and Green Party candidates for the 31st State Senate District debated transportation issues Tuesday night.

The initiative could call for more bathrooms and public seating for aging East Harlem residents.

The replacement span for the Willis Avenue Bridge is being transported down the Hudson River by two barges.

The Community Board 3 member was an advocate for transportation and LGBT issues, as well as disabled peoples' rights.

Gov. David Paterson predicted that another week-long budget extension bill would be required after June 20.