NYC testing street closures in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx
To further the social distancing protocol put into place to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, New York City is implementing a pilot program to close streets.
NJ man caught going 145 in 65 MPH zone
A New Jersey man faces multiple charges after a New York state trooper says he was caught going 145 miles per hour in a 65MPH zone.
Pursuit ends in horrific crash in San Fernando Valley
A pursuit for a suspected stolen vehicle Thursday night ended in a violent crash on the southbound 405 Freeway at Victory Boulevard in the Van Nuys area.
NJ school bus driver in fatal crash on I-80 gets prison
A school bus driver is going to prison for making an illegal U-turn that resulted in a crash that killed a student and a teacher on his bus.
NTSB: Driver in fatal Tesla crash was playing video game
The March 2018 crash involving a Tesla Model X SUV killed Apple engineer Walter Huang when it swerved and slammed into a concrete barrier dividing freeway and exit lanes.
Several students hurt in upstate bus crash
Four students were taken to a hospital for treatment after a bus flipped in Germantown, New York on Tuesday morning.
Replace Brooklyn–Queens Expressway with a tunnel, report suggests
What if we could build a tunnel under part of Brooklyn and get rid of the dilapidated stretch of the BQE by the Brooklyn Heights Promenade?
6 killed, including 3 children, in head-on I-95 crash in Georgia
Officials say an elderly driver going the wrong way on the interstate crashed head-on into another vehicle. All six people, including three children, died in the crash.
School bus crashes in Sullivan County
A crash involving a school bus and a pickup truck in Sullivan County sent five kids to the hospital.
Fire destroys bus on NJ highway
Firefighters were investigating a blaze that ripped through a bus on Interstate 78 in Union Thursday morning.
Elderly crossing guard killed while saving 2 kids from being hit by car
A crossing guard who died after being hit by a vehicle in Kansas saved the lives of two children before the impact, a school principal said.
Water main break floods streets on the Lower East Side
Crews with the Environmental Protection Department, which manages the city's water supply, responded to a water main break on the Lower East Side on Monday.
Legislation would target New York's most reckless drivers
New legislation targets a small segment of city drivers, an estimated 5,000, who have racked up either five red-light camera tickets or 15 speed-camera violations in a year.
Amtrak tries to explain what happened during commuting nightmare
Amtrak is trying to explain what happened during a meltdown during Monday evening's commute that left thousands of commuters stranded in New York's Penn Station for an extended period of time.
Do we rely too heavily on GPS directions?
It seems like everyone has a smartphone or some kind of device giving drivers a digital personal assistant navigating them to their destination. But is blind faith in the navigator in our phone a good idea, and should we relearn the old-fashioned ways of finding our way around?
Some Brooklyn Heights residents not happy over proposed BQE repairs
The consensus in Brooklyn Heights, especially among residents who drive appears to be that a plan to repair the crumbling triple-cantilever section of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway that runs between Atlantic and Sands Street will only make a already-bad traffic situation even worse.
Plans to repair section of BQE leave some Brooklyn Heights residents unhappy
A plan to repair a section of the Brooklyn–Queens Expressway has some residents arguing that it will only make a bad traffic situation worse.
Panel: Rebuild Brooklyn-Queens Expressway with fewer lanes
An expert panel is recommending rebuilding the aging Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
Many questions on Manhattan congestion pricing remain unanswered
Congestion pricing tolls are coming to Manhattan. But so many questions still remain unanswered about just how it will be implemented.
California DMV settles with soccer fan over vanity plates that come off as offensive
The DMV said on Tuesday it would give Jonathan Kotler the license plate after settling a free speech lawsuit in federal court. Kotler supports London-based Fulham, whose fans often chant “Come On You Whites” for their players in white jerseys.