The Adams administration is at once cracking down e-bikes, but also giving workers safe e-bikes at the same time? Plus other ...

David Peterson didn't log the only dominant win on Wednesday night.

This opinion column by Charles Komanoff is part of Streetsblog's ongoing coverage of Mayor Adams's initiative to lower e-bike ...

The city still plans to toss Hudson River greenway cyclists into the mix with highway-bound cars on the 79th Street Rotunda.

Here's a nice synopsis by Emily Lipstein of how we got from a proposed "Department of Sustainable Delivery" to a criminal crackdown on bike riders.

The bill would require apps to provide delivery workers with insurance that pays out a maximum of $50,000 to "delivery drivers, pedestrians, and non-delivery driver bicyclists" to be eligible ...

DOT leaders have argued that a universal ban on parking at corners won't improve safety unless there are also physical ...

Data collected by the MTA shows the number of cars up 8.6 percent through the Lincoln Tunnel and up 7.2 percent through the ...

New York City has closed off streets temporarily and permanently to ensure safety for schools and kids. A block of St. Marks ...

New York City officials are moving quickly to cap e-bike speeds at 15-miles per hour, while ignoring the hard-won, ...

The livable streets political action committee says Lander's plan for safer streets and better public transit is "by far the ...

They’ve forgotten the “serve” part of protect and serve. The NYPD is one of the city’s least-successful agencies when it ...