New York City plans to double pedestrian and cycling space on the Queensboro Bridge by dedicating lanes to each group for safety and to encourage non-vehicular travel.

The A train service to the Rockaways in Queens, NY, closed for 17 weeks for post-Sandy repairs, reopens on May 19 with fortified infrastructure and new features for improved resilience.

NJ Transit and the BLET head to Washington for mediation before a potential strike that could impact 350,000 daily commuters, amid disputes over engineer salaries.

The NYC DOT delayed bike lane installation on Brooklyn's Third Avenue until 2026 due to business opposition, despite safety concerns highlighted by local fatalities.

New York AG Letitia James and 16 states sue the U.S. DOT for illegally freezing funds designated for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, impacting climate change initiatives.

Amtrak's power issues near the East River Tunnel caused LIRR commuter delays, highlighting infrastructure problems and prompting a debate over tunnel repair strategies.

Astoria's traffic redesign to prioritize bikers on 31st Avenue has led to increased traffic issues, dividing opinion among residents and drivers facing longer commutes. The DOT is monitoring the changes and may adjust plans after community feedback.

New York City hosted the 47th TD Five Boro Bike Tour with 30,000 cyclists, aiming to promote car-free cityscapes and fund free bike education programs.

United Airlines cuts 35 daily flights at Newark Liberty International Airport due to staffing shortages, technical problems, and ongoing construction, causing widespread delays and cancellations.

The TD Five Boro Bike Tour will see 32,000 cyclists pedaling through New York City's five boroughs on a 40-mile route, featuring cultural festivities and requiring extensive street closures.

New York State will invest $68.4 billion in the NYC subway system, funding upgrades including new subway cars, buses, and an Interborough Express line.

NJ Transit prepares for a possible locomotive engineer strike in May, urging remote work and advising on alternative transportation options as union negotiations stall over wage demands.

MTA to test new fare gates to combat fare evasion in NYC subways, introducing advanced technology at 20 stations as part of a broader strategy to address fare loss.