A $39.7 million repaving of I‑95 between Mamaroneck and Rye has started. Most work will happen overnight and is expected to finish by late 2027.

NYC DOT is advancing a redesign to finish the one‑block bike‑lane gap on Ashland Place, reconfiguring traffic and adding a two‑way protected lane to connect Downtown Brooklyn.

A widening shortage of CDL drivers is pinching New York carriers. Local training programs and scholarships are racing to plug the gap as industry projections grow.

NYC DOT is expanding a sensor pilot to roughly 100 locations to collect continuous data on pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles to inform safety fixes.

Parents in Forest Hills rallied June 3 after crashes near a daycare, demanding a permanent traffic signal and short‑term safety fixes.

Long Beach's City Council voted to ban e-bikes and e-scooters from the boardwalk, with fines up to $500 or up to 15 days in jail as enforcement begins this summer.

The State Senate approved S.1891A to let DSNY mount cameras on street sweepers to enforce alternate‑side parking; the measure now moves to the Assembly for final approval.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Tuesday he will restart work to convert 34th Street into a busway, promising faster, safer service for roughly 28,000 daily riders even after federal scrutiny. The city plans outreach in June and construction this summer with an eye to finish by fall.

Security footage shows a sidewalk collapse in Rio’s Maracanã that sent a woman into a manhole; she was rescued and released as authorities probe suspected cable theft.

The City Council revived a push to ban corner parking and install barriers at 1,000 intersections a year as DOT and budget hawks debate safety and cost.

JetBlue raised its Q2 fuel forecast to $4.26–$4.36/gal and said it can recapture roughly 40% of the added cost while trimming spending and shifting capacity.

NJ Transit’s new rail timetables took effect Sunday, reshuffling departures, stops and a handful of trains across major lines.

The Ordinary's pop-up shuttle from Domino Park to Prospect Park paused days after launch, with the brand posting "we tried" on social media as riders and city officials reacted.