Many of Albany's biggest transportation issues this year -- the bloated and transit-free Tappan Zee, the unfunded MTA capital plan -- will be decided by Governor Cuomo.

New York City already uses cameras to nab motorists who run red lights or drive in designated bus lanes.

Cameras for the new bus-only lanes on First and Second avenues are cleared for installation.

Brace yourself, city subway and bus riders. Next week - in the heat of summer - we'll begin feeling the brunt of the worst service cuts we've seen in decades.

A plan to crack down on drivers clogging bus-only lanes using images from surveillance cameras has gotten a crucial green light.

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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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Drivers are speeding on city streets as fast as 66 miles per hour in school zones and in areas with heavy pedestrian traffic, contributing to roughly 2,300 car crashes per year, a recently released Tr

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Continuing our series of interviews on the topic of traffic justice, today we hear from Joseph A. McCormack.