crashes

Police say they arrested Reginald Nash of Roosevelt, New York, after a three-car crash on the Long Island Expressway early Sunday.

Until a change in state law in June, they were only in operation from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays.

Brian Boyd, a 26-year-old Upper West Side resident, was arrested on Thursday and charged with leaving the scene of a fatal crash and failure to yield to a pedestrian.

Kessler, who was engaged to be married, had been on the force for nine months.

She lived only a few blocks from where she was struck.

Two women were seriously injured on Second Avenue yesterday afternoon when a motorist drove up onto the sidewalk and ran them over.

This Times pundit wants a "hellbent, maniacal ride."

Here's video of the aftermath.

November saw more cyclist and pedestrian deaths than any month since January of 2012.

Will Vision Zero, a Swedish initiative that strives to not just reduce, but eliminate traffic deaths altogether, actually become a reality?