traffic safety

The federal government ordered the Garden State to take down the humorous signage last year.

Hailed as "historic" by the mayor, the initiative falls considerably short of the $3.1 billion the City Council asked for earlier this month

At two crash-prone intersections on Eastern Parkway.

"Why are drivers so terrified of hitting inanimate objects with their cars when they're not driving with the exact same care around people?"

Twenty-one precincts will be targeted for 'hazardous driving behaviors such as speeding, passing through red lights, driving while using a cellphone, driving while texting, making improper turns, disobeying traffic signs, and failing to yield to pedestrians. '

The NYPD issued a statement boasting that a "pedestrian safety and awareness week" resulted in 4,347 moving violations and 1,308 parking summonses last week.

A 72-year-old woman is in critical but stable condition after the driver of a DirecTV van struck her in a crosswalk in East New York this morning.

A 71-year-old man is in critical condition after a pickup truck slammed into a minivan and careened into a bus stop in Dyker Heights.

Hundreds of dangerous intersections across NYC will be getting clever signage in the crosswalk stripes reminding pedestrians to stop texting and "LOOK!"

The DOT is trying to make Delancey Street safer with the most adorable little signs. But as these video show, drivers aren't very appreciative.