bike lanes
Judge puts brakes on planned bike lane through industrial NYC neighborhood
A Queens judge pumped the brakes Friday on the city's plans to carve a bike lane through an industrial stretch of Long Island City -- ruling that claims it was...
Planned new bike lane in industrial NYC neighborhood has business owners fuming: 'Just not safe'
Businesses in one of the last-standing industrial corners of Long Island City say they can only take so much gentrification — and that a planned new bike lane has put...
While NYC descends into chaos, Philly is a model of urban order
Hallelujah! It felt like New York City of not long ago when common sense, not random disorder, ruled the streets. Was I dreaming? No — I was in Philadelphia.
Ed Sheeran belts hit song while riding Citi Bike through Brooklyn ahead of 'X' anniversary concert
The 33-year-old pop star — in town to play an anniversary show for his album "X" at the Barclays Center Wednesday — shared footage of himself and friends harmonizing as they rode...
Restaurant owner launches hunger strike over controversial bike lanes ruining his business: 'It’s a last resort for me'
Eiad Eltawil, 41, will spend the next month in a parklet outside his storefront, not eating food, to show his hatred for the problematic new bikeway built outside his business.
Congestion pricing must be stopped: Letters to the Editor — March 5, 2024
The Issue: The mounting resistance against congestion pricing amid plans for a mid-June rollout. The Post is right (“Wrong Turn,” Steve Cuozzo, PostOpinion, Mar. 3). It was former Mayor Michael...
NYC cyclists rage about horse carriages blocking new bike lane to Central Park
Fuming city bikers are calling a lane violation on Hudson Yards horse carriage drivers making their way to Central Park.
Wrong way e-biker slams into e-skater, sending him flying near Central Park: video
Two worlds collided near Central Park when an e-bicyclist going the wrong way slammed into an e-skateboarder, launching him into the pavement.
Take a walk! Adams chides New Yorkers for not exercising enough
New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Sunday New Yorkers were "too stationary," and urged them to get "exercise" by riding bikes or taking public transit.
Rising NYC fire deaths, response times blamed on traffic measures
More New Yorkers are dying in fires as FDNY response times continue to surge.
Meet the activist who uses a bullhorn to call speeding cyclists 'a--holes'
Jerome Dewald, 71, has devoted several hours every day since May trolling speeding, red light-blowing cyclists at a deadly Central Park intersection.
Bike pains: Over 1/3 of motorbikes in NYC bike lanes caught speeding by Post
Of the 486 two-wheelers clocked, 167 – or 34% -- sped above the 25 mph max, including some as high as 35 mph.
Manhattan BP Levine wants to put a bike lane on the West Side Highway
The West Side Highway may be getting a legal bike lane thanks to a new proposal from Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine.
Ex-Rangers villain Avery found guilty of bashing car with scooter
Former New York Rangers hothead Sean Avery was found guilty of criminal mischief Thursday for using a scooter to hit a car that was blocking a bike lane in 2019.
Ex-Ranger and bike lane protector Sean Avery goes on trial for hitting car with scooter
Former New York Rangers hothead Sean Avery was in Manhattan court Wednesday for the start of his trial on charges he used a scooter to hit a car that was blocking a bike lane...
NYC pols propose traffic cameras to deter drivers from using bike lanes
The proposal would launch the concept at 50 locations with protected bike lanes, fining drivers who obstruct the path of cyclists $50 for each infraction.
Letters to the Editor — May 19, 2022
New York Post readers sound off about the dangers of e-bikes in New York City and a proposal for a ban on the speedy vehicles.
Beware the E-bike menace in NYC — they must be banned
The e-bike swarm makes a stroll to the other side so risky, it's a wonder that pedestrians aren't required to sign a liability release before stepping off the curb.
Letters to the Editor — April 26, 2022
New York Post readers sound off about Mayor Adams’ plan for 250 miles of protected bike lanes in the city within five years.
Eric Adams touts 'historic' $904 million, 5-year traffic safety plan
As of April 17, traffic fatalities in New York City have surged by 21.6 percent as 62 people — including pedestrians — died in car crashes.