NYC DOT says FIFA World Cup is prompting the need for more bike lanes in Lower Manhattan
An e-bike rider on Delancey Street in January 2026. Photo by Lloyd Mitchell City officials will expand sidewalk…
Fliers fed up with long lines amid ongoing funding fight
In two days, unless a deal is made, Transportation Security Administration employees will miss their second full paycheck…
Trump indicates support for finishing Second Avenue Subway
President Donald Trump seemed unaware that the government is about to go to court with the MTA over…
No more orange seats? MTA to get new subway cars on these lines – NBC New York
Upgrades are coming to nearly a third of the MTA’s subway cars and it could mean big changes…
Temple joins developers’ plan for transit-oriented project near Amtrak’s North Philly station
Temple University plans to partner with a pair of developers on a long-term plan to revitalize the former…
SEPTA conducts outreach as bus network changes approach
By Jack Tomczuk Changes associated with SEPTA’s bus network redesign, which has been in the works for five…
Lawsuit clears path, puts parts of NYC’s ‘Open Streets’ program in jeopardy
Courtesy of Open Plans and Transportation Alternatives. Disability advocates cleared a legal hurdle in a lawsuit against the…
Op-Ed | It’s time to crack down on New York City’s toll-dodgers
Congestion pricing toll camera in Manhattan near the Brooklyn Bridge. Photo by Lloyd Mitchell March means budget season…
NYPD under Tisch STILL bringing crime down — except when Mamdani stops it
In February as in January, the NYPD continued to reduce crime to record lows — except where City…
Residents along Cross Bronx worry about repair impact
The Cross Bronx Expressway sees, on average, 150,000 vehicles a day — one of the busiest highways in…