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Our ongoing investigation shows that nearly 40 percent of police employees get multiple moving violation tickets on their personal cars. Mayor de Blasio appears to be taking it seriously.

Union boss Pat Lynch's demand is built on an egotistical windshield view of the world.

Question 1: Isn't there a better use for $4 billion than to enshrine one of Robert Moses's most disastrous legacies?

Arkansas became the second state in the nation to legalize the Idaho Stop on Monday, the biggest breakthrough yet for the iconic 35-year-old bike safety law.

Some early policy recommendations have started to take shape and they are pretty exciting.

The big news yesterday was that the Mets are clearly going all the way. The Yanks won, too.

Drivers don't only hate people on bikes — they don't even see them as human.

We kid you not: Today at City Hall, Council Member Robert Cornegy Jr. will be presented with a Guinness Book certificate for being the world's tallest male politician (NY Post and, wait, the Times did it too?). Cornegy, who played his college ball at St. John's, is certainly tall at 6-foot-10. But the tallest in the world? Streetsblog will ask the tough questions at the noon ceremony (or, more likely, we won't, as David Meyer will be covering a far more important hearing on placards at roughly the same time, and Julianne Cuba will be chasing a killer driver).

Sixteen awesome city spaces that have bloomed out of asphalt are going head to head in the next few weeks. See if your city made the cut.