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Dramatic redesign of Flatbush Avenue would add bus lanes to gridlocked Brooklyn street
After years of delays, the city's Department of Transportation is finally moving ahead with a plan to speed up bus service on the most congested section of Flatbush Avenue.
By
Ramsey Khalifeh
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NYC’s Five Boro Bike Tour returns this weekend, along with street closures
Thousands of cyclists are gearing up to participate in the 46th annual event.
By
Giulia Heyward
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79-year-old Brooklyn woman fatally struck by 2 drivers in double hit-and-run: NYPD
No arrests have been made as police continue to investigate the death of Yvonne Sandiford.
By
Catalina Gonella
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DOT head calls on Albany to give up control of speed cameras in NYC
Lawmakers are looking to curb the number of traffic fatalities, arguing that city control over speed cameras would make for safer streets.
By
Catalina Gonella
Food
The future of outdoor dining in NYC will feature 'roadway cafes,' but no more dining sheds
The DOT said dining sheds are out, but roadway cafes are in for 2023.
By
Jen Carlson
Food
Here's How You Can Take Part In The Future Of NYC's Outdoor Dining
There will be five presentations on outdoor dining designs, guidelines, process and goals at Borough Boards and two virtual roundtable discussions, and all will be open to the public.
By
Ben Yakas
Food
NYC Takes Major Step Toward Making Outdoor Dining Permanent
This week, the City Planning Commission voted unanimously for a zoning text amendment which will create a clean slate for the city to develop and regulate a permanent outdoor dining program.
By
Ben Yakas
Food
NYC Wants Your Help Improving Outdoor Dining Designs & Rules
The city is launching a public engagement process to improve the designs and rules regarding permanent outdoor dining setups.
By
Ben Yakas
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Video: Long-Awaited Bike Lane Opens On Brooklyn Bridge
The new configuration — the bridge's first since the trolley tracks were removed in 1950 — earned mixed reviews from cyclists on its inaugural day.
By
Jake Offenhartz
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Electric Scooter Share Program Makes Long-Awaited Debut In The Bronx
Proponents of the scooters say they offer a low-cost, unintimidating travel option in an area of the city underserved by mass transit and lacking access to Citi Bike.
By
Jake Offenhartz
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