Transportation News • Page 49 of 105 • Brooklyn Paper

Red alert! No weekend 2, 3 trains in Brooklyn starting spring next year

Subway

Red alert! No weekend 2, 3 trains in Brooklyn starting spring next year

By Ruth Brown

DeBlasio: Streetcar may not offer free transfers to subway, bus — or even my own ferry!

Tonight! Weigh in on the streetcar plan in Sunset Park

By Caroline Spivack

Islamophobic graffiti scrawled in subway station near Kensington

Backtrack: MTA says its policy is to report all hateful graffiti to police

By Ruth Brown

Islamophobic graffiti scrawled in subway station near Kensington

MTA: We only report hateful graffiti to police if it is expensive to clean

By Colin Mixson

Sinkhole tries to gobble up bus

Sinkhole tries to gobble up bus

By Caroline Spivack

Fighting for their rights: Rally opposes right-turn ban on Ocean Parkway

Fighting for their rights: Rally opposes right-turn ban on Ocean Parkway

By Julianne Cuba

Broken main floods Seventh Avenue

Bay Ridge

Broken main floods Seventh Avenue

By Caroline Spivack

Gawk shock! Locals outraged city gave parking spaces to ‘Dyker Lights’ tour buses

Gawk shock! Locals outraged city gave parking spaces to ‘Dyker Lights’ tour buses

By Caroline Spivack

State nixes BQE fixes

Brooklyn Heights

$1.7-billion BQE repairs will be most expensive in city history

By Lauren Gill

Exit strategy: City adds signal, crosswalk to Manhttan Bridge off-ramp

Downtown

Exit strategy: City adds signal, crosswalk to Manhttan Bridge off-ramp

By Lauren Gill

Trolley plan reveals potential street closures, new bridges

Brooklyn Heights

No gravy train: Atlantic Ave. merchants say streetcar will ruin business

By Lauren Gill

Skirting the law: City needs Feds’ permission to run streetcar past courthouse — but doesn’t have it

Downtown

Skirting the law: City needs Feds’ permission to run streetcar past courthouse — but doesn’t have it

By Lauren Gill

POLL: Mayor is on board with developer-backed streetcar plan — are you?

Downtown

Downtown residents to streetcar honchos: We have enough transit already, thanks

By Lauren Gill

One-way? No way! WT residents: Change would turn Seeley St. into speedway

Windsor Terrace

One-way? No way! WT residents: Change would turn Seeley St. into speedway

By Colin Mixson

POLL: Mayor is on board with developer-backed streetcar plan — are you?

Downtown

‘Is there a chance the track could bend?’: CB2 residents can weigh in on streetcar routes tonight, CB6 Thursday

By Lauren Gill

Leaf creepers! MTA slows trains because of slippery leaves on tracks

Leaf creepers! MTA slows trains because of slippery leaves on tracks

By Julianne Cuba

What an angle! Councilman triples parking by rotating spaces

Midwood

What an angle! Councilman triples parking by rotating spaces

By Julianne Cuba

Trolley plan reveals potential street closures, new bridges

Trolley plan reveals potential street closures, new bridges

By Caroline Spivack

‘Dollar van’ crackdown coming

‘Dollar van’ crackdown coming

By Julianne Cuba

City cuts open BQE, finds it has 10 years to live

Brooklyn Heights

City cuts open BQE, finds it has 10 years to live

By Lauren Gill

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