Taxis Cruise into the Future
Finalists in the city's "Taxi of Tomorrow" competition include cabs with glass roofs and built-in coolers.
Finalists in the city's "Taxi of Tomorrow" competition include cabs with glass roofs and built-in coolers.
The competition between airlines is heating up – and the big winners could passengers and workers.
The city wants to increase safety on New York's streets by getting out the word that the speed limit is 30 mph.
Transportation Alternatives, which promotes biking over fume-spewing cars in the city, has established a new service at public events designed to draw folks on bikes rather than in vehicles.
Visually impaired and sighted bikers took to tandem two-wheelers for a 120-mile trek through the city. The event was part of Blindness Awareness Month.
When a Queens lawmaker's mother got a parking ticket, he called a news conference. Jacqueline DenDekker's $55 summons could lead to a new law protecting motorists against nuisance parking violations.
Holla Back NYC, a group that fights sexual harassment of women in public, is launching an iPhone application that will let users send pictures of offenders to a data base.
Brooklyn comedian Tom Sibley posts pictures of ill-mannered commuters on his popular blog.