Following Six Month Pause, DOT Will Complete Bike Boulevard on Underhill Avenue in Prospect Heights
The Department of Transportation announced Wednesday night that it has been given the green light to move forward with completing the long-stalled safety redesign of Underhill Avenue in Prospect Heights.
Brooklynites Ask MTA to Revive B71 in Brooklyn Bus Redesign
As the Metropolitan Transportation Authority prepares the Brooklyn Bus Network Redesign, western and central Brooklyn locals want to revive a long-dead bus line.
Prospect Heights Locals Call for Completion of Stalled Underhill Avenue Bike Boulevard
Prospect Heights residents are calling on the mayor to release the results of a community input survey that stalled the Underhill Avenue safety redesign.
Weekend Winter Storm Could Bring Snow Back to Brooklyn
It’s been nearly two years since New York City had any measurable snow. That all could change this weekend.
Williamsburg’s Berry Street Turns Into Cyclist- and Pedestrian-Friendly Bike Boulevard
A stretch of Berry Street has been revamped to allow pedestrians and cyclists to easily traverse the neighborhood without dealing with fast-moving car traffic.
Long-Awaited Elevators Open at Park Slope’s 7th Avenue Subway Stop, Boosting Accessibility
Three new elevators opened at the 7th Avenue subway station in Park Slope on Tuesday, in a hard-won victory for the community.
Overweight Trucks on the BQE Will Be Hit With Fines Starting This Week
New York City will finally start enforcing weight limits for vehicles on the crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway next week, doling out hefty fines to the owners of overweight trucks.
Local Merchants Dismayed Over Traffic Snarls on Atlantic Avenue During BQE Weekend Closure
Closures to sections of the notoriously congested roadway pushing traffic onto surrounding streets, to the dismay of local businesses.
Sections of the BQE Will Be Closed This Weekend for Critical Repairs
Parts of the BQE will be closed starting at 2 a.m. on October 14 through 4 a.m. on October 16.
City Council Proposes Two-Week Time Limit for Street Repaving Projects
The City Council wants to set deadlines for the Department of Transportation to repave city streets to two weeks, despite the objections of City Hall officials who say the bill would lead to unreliable, flimflam roadwork.