New York City Department of Transportation

While one traffic death is too many, traffic fatalities have reached the lowest level since 2020, down 5% since the start of the Adams administration. Check out some of our 2024 accomplishments that will continue paving the way for a safer New York City: https://bit.ly/3P48vsZ

Help keep the holiday season merry and bright! Today we joined New York City Police Department, NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission and NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to remind New Yorkers not to drink and drive this winter holiday season. NYPD will also be cracking down on speeding & drunk driving.

Listen to project skeptics, understand their concerns, and tailor your approach.   Ryan Russo, Executive Director of NACTO (National Association of City Transportation Officials), joins Curb Enthusiasm to discuss transportation that benefits all, affordable housing initiatives, & much more. 🎧Full episode: nyc.gov/CurbEnthusiasm

Beginning fall 2025, Citi Bike service will expand further into outer boroughs with 250 new stations and 2,900 new bikes. Thanks to this investment from Lyft, 64% of NYC residents will live within a 5-minute walk from a Citi Bike station.

50 limited-edition Cornelia Street signs are on sale now at nyc.gov/SignSales. Get yours before they sell out!

50 limited-edition Cornelia Street signs will be on sale tomorrow, 12/13, at 12:13 P.M. ET on http://nyc.gov/SignSales

It's important to pay it forward and make room at the table. Midori Valdivia reflects on when she was 'invited to the table' as a junior staffer at The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey. Now she's an Metropolitan Transportation Authority board member and seasoned transportation professional.   🎧Full podcast: nyc.gov/CurbEnthusiasm

Open Streets allow New Yorkers to enjoy our streets! Applications are live for 2025 Open Streets. Community-based orgs, schools, businesses & others can apply here: https://arcg.is/1iyyeq0 To launch on or before 6/30, apply by 1/31. To launch on or after 7/1, apply by 3/31.

In 2024, an average of 28,000 cyclists crossed the Brooklyn, Manhattan, Williamsburg, and Ed Koch Queensboro Bridges every day from April 1 – October 31. That’s an 8.4% increase from last year, and 17x greater than the ridership recorded in 1980.

Join us next week at public meetings about the BQE from Atlantic Ave-Sands St for an update on the project as we prepare for environmental review. In-person: 12/10, 6:30PM, City Tech Namm Cafeteria Virtual: 12/11, 10:30AM & 12/12, 6:30PM Register: https://lnkd.in/d3TSd2V5