From the Second Avenue Subway line to the Tappan Zee Bridge, the region must respond to population growth and aging infrastructure.VIDEO
After coping with the harsh cuts of 2010, straphangers have a reason to celebrate.
The bikes are illegal, but are prevalent on city streets. Restaurant visits by the Department of Transportation and a bill to increase fines may cut down on their use.
From transit experts to New Yorkers seeking traffic safety, MetroFocus looks at new proposals and the large-scale projects that will improve overburdened transit systems.VIDEO
City & State profiled transit's major players about the big infrastructure issues.
In the near future, subway riders exiting a station may be able to use their fare cards to use bikes at docking stations.
For at least three months, a road rehabilitation project at the Alexander Hamilton Bridge will cause massive delays for traffic heading eastbound onto the George Washington Bridge.VIDEO
Construction on the Alexander Hamilton Bridge will cause delays on the George Washington Bridge.
If the proposed fare increase is approved, six cents per ride will be deposited into a healthcare fund for drivers.
On City of Water Day, the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance will reintroduce New York to its lifeblood.
