Transportation

Members of the local community have become increasingly frustrated in recent months as plans from the city to address worsening traffic congestion at Grand and Clinton streets have failed to materialize.

If you pass through the East Broadway Station with any regularity, you know that the escalator leading up from the F Train platform is frequently out of order.

The other day we mentioned another town hall meeting happening May 9, a week from today, to discuss the looming L Train shutdown.

The city's Department of Transportation and the MTA today announced another round of town hall meetings to discuss the shutdown of the L Train.

Transportation advocacy groups yesterday urged the city to take more steps to deal with the looming shutdown of the L Train.

In a recent letter to the city's Department of Transportation (DOT), local elected officials praised the city's commitment to "present finding of an ongoing study" of Lower East Side traffic gridlock at a May community board meeting.

If you're not feeling sufficiently panicky about the L train shutdown coming our way next year, the New York Times chimes in today with a scary story.

Coordinating group transportation in a congested city like New York isn’t always easy. It often requires sifting through multiple bus rental providers, estimates, and amenity options. To save you time, we’ve outlined the biggest considerations for chartering a bus in NYC

One of our favorite blocks, Mosco Street, is going to be closed for three months starting next Monday, March 19.

Concerned about the L Train shutdown coming in 2019?