Transportation

Lime and Bird e-scooters parked on the sidewalk.

Transportation

Why hasn’t Cuomo approved the e-bikes bill?

The governor is making e-bike and scooter legalization advocates anxious.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

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Transportation

How to rescue New Yorkers from transit deserts

Countless New Yorkers are cut off from public transportation. Can the city bring transit to them?

By ERIC GOLDWYN

Policy

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Transportation

Is East Side Access really going to happen this time?

The LIRR expansion project, decades in the making, is finally in sight of the finish line.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

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Transportation

How the NYC Ferry could work

Experts weigh in on how to improve the city’s ferries without scrapping them.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

Policy

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Transportation

Society doesn’t break down with 14th Street closed to cars

Despite critics’ dire warnings, everything seems to be going well.

By AMANDA LUZ HENNING SANTIAGO

Policy

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Transportation

How limousine safety ran out of gas

Cuomo targeted the industry after the Schoharie crash, but a push for more comprehensive changes took a back seat post-budget.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

Policy

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Transportation

Ride-hails say they’re in compliance with TLC accessibility rules

But advocates argue much more needs to be done.

By ETHAN STARK-MILLER

Policy

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Transportation

The reasons pedestrian traffic deaths don’t get more coverage

New York City has seen 70 pedestrian fatalities already this year. Here’s why the media is more focused on bicycle safety.

By AMANDA LUZ HENNING SANTIAGO

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A young woman pushes a man in a wheelchair across the street.

Transportation

Where the sidewalk ends for disabled New Yorkers

Why it has taken New York City 30 years to even make a plan for accessible sidewalks.

By ERICA SCALISE

Policy

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New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli sitting in front of mirror looking at books

Transportation

Is DiNapoli doing enough to target MTA labor costs?

Budget watchdogs say the state comptroller should more closely examine subway spending.

By ERICA SCALISE

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