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A sharrow escape! City plans dedicated bike lane on Lafayette Avenue

A sharrow escape! City plans dedicated bike lane on Lafayette Avenue

By Lauren Gill

Make Meeker Avenue meeker, say activists

Dreams really do come true! W’burg, G’point finally get the traffic study they have been longing for

By Allegra Hobbs

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

Jolly trolley! Mayor: Brooklyn nabes left out of streetcar plan should be magnanimous

By Max Jaeger

An L of a good time!

Pols: L train answers hopefully coming next month

By Allegra Hobbs

Cars keep blowing this stop sign in the middle of a Gowanus block

Gowanus

Cars keep blowing this stop sign in the middle of a Gowanus block

By Colin Mixson

Put a turd on it! Portland pol-turned-transit guru says most streetcars stink

Put a turd on it! Portland pol-turned-transit guru says most streetcars stink

By Colin Mixson

F-ast and F-urious: Coney Islanders demand return of express F train

Pols to mayor: Fix Southern Brooklyn transit before building flashy streetcar

By Colin Mixson

Streetcar named expire! Trolleys trucked away from Red Hook are latest blow to rail dream

Red Hook

Diamond in the clear! Transit legend’s streetcar dreams finally back on track

By Colin Mixson

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

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

By Colin Mixson

No alternative: Alt-side would quash Mill Basin’s derelict cars, but locals say resistance too strong

Mill Basin

No alternative: Alt-side would quash Mill Basin’s derelict cars, but locals say resistance too strong

By Colin Mixson

An L of a good time!

L-train riders demand answers on closure — MTA blames media for revealing story in first place

By Allegra Hobbs

Slings and sharrows! Cyclists: Kill Jay St. parking, not bike lane

DUMBO

Slings and sharrows! Cyclists: Kill Jay St. parking, not bike lane

By Lauren Gill

Bergen Beachers blast buses

Space out: Pol mulls parking ban as swipe at controversial bus depot

By Colin Mixson

Dumped on: Subway-less Red Hook left out in cold by early bus closure

Red Hook

Dumped on: Subway-less Red Hook left out in cold by early bus closure

By Max Jaeger

It’s snowing inside Borough Hall station

Downtown

It’s snowing inside Borough Hall station

By Ruth Brown

Police: Help us find this subway masturbator

Windsor Terrace

Police: Help us find this subway masturbator

By Ruth Brown

Lane drain: Bus service would remove lane from Flatlands Ave., Kings Highway

Bus-ted! Critics cry foul on MTA’s ‘one-sided’ bus pitch

By Colin Mixson

Have judge — will gavel! Pol: Treasury-hired traffic judges too partial to making the city money

Have judge — will gavel! Pol: Treasury-hired traffic judges too partial to making the city money

By Colin Mixson

Con-dis-cord Street: New Manhattan Bridge exit plagues residential road

Downtown

No exit sign: Controversial turn off Manhattan Bridge remains for now

By Lauren Gill

Parks and aggravation: Canal-side builders leaving cars on sidewalk

Gowanus

Parks and aggravation: Canal-side builders leaving cars on sidewalk

By Colin Mixson

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