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Report Shows Yet Another Benefit to Congestion Pricing: Faster Emergency Response Times
Ambulances sped up by 6 percent in an arena where seconds can mean the difference between treatment and death.
Pool Report: Parks Dept. Promises to Open Red Hook Swimming Hole By August
We’re asking all the right questions, but only getting a few answers about why a crucial pool started the season closed for the second year in a row.
Tuesday’s Headlines: Parking is Never Easy Edition
Mayor Mamdani’s DOT came out forcefully against residential parking permits in a new report. Plus the news.
Report: Congestion Pricing Had No Impact on Parking Availability
The largest parking study in DOT history found congestion pricing had little-to-no impact on parking availability in New York City — both inside and outside the toll zone.
UPDATED: Police Driver Left Scene As Cyclist Writhed In Pain After Incident: Video
The video shows a cyclist on a Citi Bike writhing in pain next to an unmarked black Chevy suburban with flashing emergency lights.
Will The City Keep Defunct Henry Hudson Parkway Off-Ramp Car-Free? Residents Hope So
It’s been closed for a year without causing traffic Armageddon.
Dear Mr. Fantasy: Build ‘The Hanging Gardens of Brooklyn’
A high school kid has a dream: A nice, tourist-friendly, economic-growth-generating bike ride from Prospect Park to the beach.
Monday’s Headlines: See Spot Run Edition
Here’s some real trash talk … and other news to set you up for the work week.
Friday’s Headlines: Have a Smashing Fourth Edition
To celebrate America’s 250th birthday, here’s some Squad Car Porn for your holiday Friday. Regular headlines will return on Monday.
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Mamdani’s ‘COGE’ Panel Sets Its Sights on Anti-Safety ‘Major Transportation Projects’ Law
A 17-year-old provision added to the city charter to delay new bike lanes and other safety tools could be on the ballot this November.
Sanitation Will Let Smaller Buildings Share Curbside Containers
The Big Apple is getting closer to the European way of trash containerization.
Thursday’s Headlines: Cool It Edition
Get yourself a sprinkler cap! Plus other news.
Uptown Greenway Bridge Repairs Enter Year 17 With No End in Sight
How long could it possibly take to replace a small bridge?
OPINION: Clinton Street Has a Traffic Problem. So Let’s Make It A ‘Low Traffic Neighborhood’
The Williamsburg Bridge funnels 16,000 vehicles a day onto a single one-lane residential block, resulting in endless traffic and frequent pedestrian casualties.
