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A new floating freight facility will open at the Hunts Point Food Distribution Center in a matter of weeks.

Will the State DOT listen to Hunts Point residents who don't want a new highway ramp cutting off their neighborhood from the Bronx River?

The MTA will study a long-sought, above-ground rail line linking the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. But does it make sense? Let the debate begin!

The slate of events this week has major implications for the street network in Hunts Point, the West Side of Manhattan, and Park Slope. If you use these streets, get involved and speak up for policies that put walking and biking first.

Bruckner Boulevard is one of the most dangerous streets for walking in the Bronx. DOT made safety improvements to Bruckner and Hunts Point Avenue in 2015, but there are still too many vehicle lanes and too much traffic, and conditions remain hostile for people on foot.

We crunched the numbers: Empire Bins don't just make streets cleaner, they also make them safer.

"We don't want congestion pricing to end, we want to make sure that it doesn't hurt our community. We want congestion relief here as well," said one Bronx advocate.

New York City has chronically underinvested in cycling infrastructure compared to its global peers.

The New York Post has laid the bait for Gov. Hochul on congestion pricing, but will she take it? Plus more news.

The longtime critic of street safety measures demanded action — but her proposed solution, speed bumps, wouldn't make much of a difference.