Last night we posted a brief report about City Councilman Alan Gerson's town hall meeting on transportation issues.

New Yorkers can find out how many robberies have occurred in their community--even how many times their neighbors have called 311 and get the reason for the complaint.

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Sometime early Sunday morning this Memorial Day weekend, a work crew from the New York City Department of Transportation will arrive in Times Square.

A teen Brooklyn driver was charged with manslaughter yesterday for running over an elderly man at a bus stop, authorities said.

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America's so-called "love affair" with the automobile, although cliché, provides a vivid description of how attached we really are to driving.

The three-wheeled, human-powered pedicab lobby rolled into City Hall this morning for a surprisingly calm hearing on new regulations that would license the industry for the first time.

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Nearly three weeks after a pedicab collided with a yellow taxi at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn -- leaving the pedicab driver seriously injured -- the City Council's Consumer Aff

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While Zipcar looks to entice drivers to give up vehicle ownership, another pillar of its marketing strategy is that car-sharing is an environmentally friendly service for city dwellers who normally tr

Honk if you love the ferry.

Some Staten Island pols are making a renewed push for the federal government to allow cars on the ferry once again.

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A crowd of about 75 Brooklynites turned out for the Transportation Alternatives City Council candidate debate last night, despite the muggy mid-August heat and un-air-conditioned PS 321 auditorium.