De Blasio’s ferry

They're not mopeds, but Revel's electric mini-motorcycles are expanding their footprint.

Cyclists are sick and tired of long-delayed project.

Mayor de Blasio is poised to announce his presidential bid this morning on "Good Morning America" today, so start your day off right by first devouring our news digest. Click on the headline above for all the action.

It's the fall of Citi Bike. One month after the Lyft-owned company grounded all of its 1,000 pedal-assist electric bicycles due to brake problems, Citi Bike now says the popular speedsters will return in the autumn.

The cop claimed the biker nearly hit his daughter — almost injuring her and nearly sending her to a hospital.

It's a bit weird, considering that Staten Island does not have a single street with a protected bike lane on it.

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

The big news yesterday was broken by Dana Rubinstein at Politico: Mayor de Blasio had thrown out his own Department of Transportation's plan for the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in favor of creating a panel of experts to come up with something better. We likened it to what Gov. Cuomo did with his own experts' plan for the L train fix. For a split second, we worried if we'd gone too far. And then the Twittersphere confirmed that maybe we didn't go far enough!

Want to be safe in Staten Island? Don't be on the streets when cops are driving to or leaving their station houses.