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Shout of the blue: Next CB6 Citi Bike meeting could have police protection

Park Slope

Citi yikes! City transportation reps won’t attend Park Slope Citi Bike meeting

By Colin Mixson

Plaza please! Locals want pedestrian-only area at Flatbush Junction

Flatbush

Plaza please! Locals want pedestrian-only area at Flatbush Junction

By Alexandra Simon

Developer pushing to close Schermerhorn block: ‘You’ve probably never heard of it’

Montgomery, DeBlasio rep trash DOT over Schermerhorn block closure

By Lauren Gill

Gil Hodges Bridge on the up and up

Overnight Marine Parkway Bridge closures coming

By Max Jaeger

See it: Cab rolls over in Bensonhurst

See it: Cab rolls over in Bensonhurst

By Max Jaeger

What a bus-t: Bridge Park neighbors don’t want B63 driving through loop road

Brooklyn Heights

What a bus-t: Bridge Park neighbors don’t want B63 driving through loop road

By Lauren Gill

Ding dong, the Prospect Park West bike lane lawsuit is dead

Park Slope

Ding dong, the Prospect Park West bike lane lawsuit is dead

By Colin Mixson

Red Hook Houses residents: ‘We’re tired of Citi Bikes and people making decisions for us’

Red Hook

Red Hook Houses residents: ‘We’re tired of Citi Bikes and people making decisions for us’

By Lauren Gill

A bad sign: City posts ‘Meserole Avenue’ on Meserole Street

A bad sign: City posts ‘Meserole Avenue’ on Meserole Street

By Sarah Dougan

Watch out for Utica Avenue bus lane tickets!

Watch out for Utica Avenue bus lane tickets!

By Julianne Cuba

Mayor: Slope shelter on the way

Canarsie

Mayor: Canarsie ferry is ‘on the table’

By Julianne Cuba

Hub snub! Boerum Hill residents jilted by surprise Citi Bike station

DOT apologizes for surprise Boerum Hill Citi Bike racks, but still won’t move them

By Lauren Gill

Shout of the blue: Next CB6 Citi Bike meeting could have police protection

Park Slope

Shout of the blue: Next CB6 Citi Bike meeting could have police protection

By Colin Mixson

Stopping e-bikes would be easier if they were legal, Sunset Parkers say

Stopping e-bikes would be easier if they were legal, Sunset Parkers say

By Caroline Spivack

Word on the Jay Street: Cyclists weigh in on new bike lane

Downtown

Word on the Jay Street: Cyclists weigh in on new bike lane

By Lauren Gill

Other ways to fix Jay Street

Downtown

Other ways to fix Jay Street

By Lauren Gill

This is a cartoon version of a runner, biker and car going head-to-head.

Downtown

Vote: What do you think of the new bike lane?

By The Brooklyn Paper Bike Data Bureau

Full circle! Fifth Avenue sinkhole finally filled a year later

Full circle! Fifth Avenue sinkhole finally filled a year later

By Caroline Spivack

A drop in the ocean: City cuts East River Ferry price to match new boat service

Red Hook

Marooned! City: Gov Island not busy enough yet for full-time Brooklyn ferry

By Lauren Gill

‘Speed hump’ hits speed bump: City wasted $ on device it tore out after two days, locals say

‘Speed hump’ hits speed bump: City wasted $ on device it tore out after two days, locals say

By Julianne Cuba

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