State trooper pulls man from burning car
A state trooper cleared glass from a back window and pulled out the driver.
Black Lives Matter mural street in Brooklyn closed to traffic through end of summer
The mayor says a ban on cars from a section of Fulton Street featuring a massive Black Live Matter mural will last until the end of summer.
Bike and pedestrian path opens on Mario Cuomo Bridge
A 3.6-mile shared bicycle and pedestrian path opened on the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, which spans the Hudson River between Tarrytown and South Nyack, on Tuesday afternoon.
Murphy approves toll hikes for 3 major New Jersey highways
The end of summer means higher tolls for motorists on New Jersey's three major toll roads.
5 dead in crash on Route 3 in New Jersey
Police are on the scene of a deadly crash on Route 3 westbound near Ridge Road in Rutherford.
Pedestrian struck and killed in Kew Gardens could be first in 2 months
A pedestrian was struck and killed in Kew Gardens, Queens Monday morning. The man was hit by a vehicle in front of 124-50 Metropolitan Avenue at about 6:30 a.m.
Traffic slowly returns to New York City's streets
Weeks after New York City's streets were left almost barren by the coronavirus shutdown, cars are returning to the roads once again.
No pedestrian deaths in NYC since start of coronavirus outbreak
Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic no pedestrian has been struck and killed by a vehicle in New York City-- the longest period without a pedestrian fatality since the city began tracking those deaths in 1983.
Convictions thrown out for Christie aides Baroni, Kelly
The Supreme Court on Thursday threw out the convictions of two political insiders involved in New Jersey’s “Bridgegate” scandal, saying that “not every corrupt act by state or local officials is a federal crime.”
NYC seeing uptick in speeding violations during coronavirus lockdown
With so many people staying home, traffic in New York City has never been lighter, leading to some drivers taking advantage by breaking the speed limit across the city and an increase in speeding tickets.
Open Streets program expands in NYC
New York City will kick off it's 'open streets' program with seven miles of vehicle-free streets beginning May 4, announced Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Close to 20,000 teens have gotten their drivers license without taking a road test
Around 20,000 newly licensed drivers are on Georgia roads without ever having to take a road test. In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the road test was suspended for teens and adults who have met all other requirements.
5-year-old driver pulled over on Interstate
A Utah Highway Patrol trooper got a pint-sized surprise when he pulled over a 5-year-old driver.
Man caught driving 142 MPH on New York highway
The New York State Police say they caught a driver driving 142 mph on the Palisades Parkway this week.
NYC to designate at least 40 miles of streets for pedestrians only
New York City will open some streets to pedestrians only during the pandemic.
New York-bound Holland Tunnel closed overnight for Sandy repairs
The New York-bound tube of the Holland Tunnel was closed Monday for the start of overnight repairs related to Super Storm Sandy.
Safety advocates sound the alarm on reckless driving amid COVID-19 pandemic
Safety advocates are sounding the alarm about reckless drivers who they say are traveling way too fast on roads that are nearly empty because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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.