#department-of-transportation

#department-of-transportation

The Trump administration warned New York officials of funding repercussions if congestion pricing tolls continue beyond the new deadline.

Federal attorneys warn DOT of litigation risks in ending NYC's Central Business District Tolling Program.

A restructuring under OMB regulations is advised instead of a direct legal challenge.

The Trump administration's legal doubts about congestion pricing were revealed in an accidentally released document.

The Adams administration faces heavy criticism for delaying pedestrian access on the Queensboro Bridge, prompting demands for immediate action.

The NYC bus system is suffering due to insufficient funding for faster transit solutions.

City Council urges DOT to meet bike and bus lane benchmarks, stressing compliance with Streets Master Plan.

DOT's excuses on performance issues are unacceptable to City Council leadership.

The new outdoor dining program in NYC has faced significant delays and difficulties, leading to a disastrous rollout that restricted restaurant participation.

Experience the vibrant music and performances at Make Music New York Day on Friday, June 21 across various boroughs in the city.

The Open Streets for Schools initiative allows legal street closures for children's play in New York, enhancing school environments and safety.

The Department of Transportation prioritizes outdoor dining sheds over public safety, endangering citizens with obstructed fire lanes and narrow streets.

Secure bike parking facilities are being introduced on NYC streets, marking a significant step towards a more bike-friendly city.

JetBlue is fined $2 million for chronic flight delays following a Department of Transportation investigation, marking a first in airline penalties.

JetBlue receives historic $2 million fine from the DoT for chronic flight delays, highlighting accountability issues in airline scheduling practices.

The Department of Transportation is suing Southwest Airlines for chronically delayed flights, emphasizing the need for realistic flight schedules and enforcement of passenger protections.

Airline rewards programs face criticism for dynamic pricing and point devaluation, prompting the DOT to investigate possible impacts on customer loyalty and pricing.

The DOT is investigating major airlines to ensure fairness and transparency in their rewards programs.

New automatic refund rules mean travelers will receive cash refunds without needing to ask if flights are canceled or significantly changed.

Air travel is becoming less complicated for wheelchair users, allowing them to remain in their wheelchairs during flights.

Redesigning Brooklyn Bridge's exit ramp enhances safety for both pedestrians and cyclists by creating separate lanes.

The Department of Transportation is making progress in expanding concrete bike lanes for better safety.

New fast-charging electric vehicle stations are being established in Brooklyn and the Bronx to support increasing demand from cab drivers.

Pedestrian fatally struck by a Department of Transportation truck in Brooklyn

The Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is undergoing short-term repairs with a planned weekend closure for the final phase of interim repair work.

The Queens-bound Brooklyn-Queens Expressway will be fully closed for construction work from Saturday to Monday.