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Area residents have long considered 21st Avenue, especially between 21st and 28th Streets in Astoria, a dangerous thoroughfare.

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Even if they don't know Diane Schuler by name probably every sentient New Yorker knows what she did and the horror she created.

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The second installment in Streetsblog's series on the potential direction for transportation policy during Michael Bloomberg's third term comes from Paul Steely White, executive director of Transport

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A group of Woodside parents and school officials are separated by a great divide -- this one paved with asphalt and featuring vehicles veering off the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.

**This event is completely full, but if you're interested in attending a future session please email me at volunteer@transalt.org and I will be in touch with our plans for a second round of T.A.

A project to combine two triangles on Grand Avenue into a larger green space has caused traffic nightmares because the city refused to first implement a plan to reduce the amount of truck traffic alon

Location: Let's talk about the Summer Streets program. Has it gone as good as you would have hoped?

Location: Let's talk about the Summer Streets program. Has it gone as good as you would have hoped?

A traffic-safety study that began more than seven years ago to monitor activity on roads around city schools is taking too long and needs new direction, a Queens lawmaker charges.