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The latest streets and transportation news from Streetsblog NYC.

Today’s top story is by bulldog law enforcement reporter Sammy Sussman, chewing into longstanding complaints about the selfish and disrespectful way that cops in one Bronx precinct treat their neighbors.

Also on the list today is an update on the Parks Department’s second straight year of failure to open the Red Hook Pool.

And in non-debacle stories, a new report shows yet another way that congestion pricing is working.

Also, scroll down for some stories that broke during the day Monday that you might have missed.

Memo to Mamdani: Queens Deserves a Busway on Austin Street 
Memo to Mamdani: Queens Deserves a Busway on Austin Street 
By Pedro Rodriguez
July 10, 2026
The MTA moved the Q23 onto Queens Boulevard to avoid traffic on Austin Street. Why not move the traffic instead?
New York’s Rampant Illegal Parking Stumps Viral Good Samaritan Street Cleaners
New York’s Rampant Illegal Parking Stumps Viral Good Samaritan Street Cleaners
By Sophia Lebowitz
July 10, 2026
A growing group of activists are posting their street-cleaning escapades to social media, but parked cars that don’t move for street cleaning are getting in their way.
Friday’s Headlines: Pool Report Edition
Friday’s Headlines: Pool Report Edition
By Gersh Kuntzman
July 10, 2026
Another update on the Red Hook Pool. Plus other news.
In Bid To Speed Buses, Mamdani Hopes To Go Where No Mayor Has Gone Before
In Bid To Speed Buses, Mamdani Hopes To Go Where No Mayor Has Gone Before
By Dave Colon
July 9, 2026
Let’s offer the new mayor a primer on what he’s getting into!
Opinion: Queens Needs Fewer Cars For Less Traffic 
Opinion: Queens Needs Fewer Cars For Less Traffic 
By Pete Tomao
July 9, 2026
Western Queens has the ingredients for a car-light future. What could we do with 80 football fields of reclaimed space?
Thursday’s Headlines: Bus Man’s Holiday Edition
Thursday’s Headlines: Bus Man’s Holiday Edition
By Gersh Kuntzman
July 9, 2026
It’s like a day off when we get to cover a great bus announcement. Plus other news.
The Mamdani-Hochul Bus Plan: Priority Corridors, Bus Rapid Transit, Lane Enforcement And, Finally, All-Door Boarding
The Mamdani-Hochul Bus Plan: Priority Corridors, Bus Rapid Transit, Lane Enforcement And, Finally, All-Door Boarding
By Dave Colon
July 8, 2026
After two very disappointing mayoralties, transit users are asking, “Are we finally getting our long-promised Bus Mayor?” The answer? Time will tell.
Too Little, Too Late: City Paints New Lanes on Queensboro Bridge Bike Path After Tragedy
Too Little, Too Late: City Paints New Lanes on Queensboro Bridge Bike Path After Tragedy
By Emily Smith
July 8, 2026
Mamdani’s DOT finally added new markings and signage to the Queensboro Bridge bike lane, but advocates aren’t sure that it’s enough.
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