NYPD Archives — Page 10 of 10

NYC to Help Pedestrians Near the Tree

The resulting reallocation will be almost double the amount of pedestrian space on Fifth Avenue near Rockefeller Center. Alas, it's as temporary as the Christmas season.

Julianne Cuba

October 30, 2019

Streetsblog NYC |DOT

DOT and NYPD: Force Drivers To Give Cyclists More Space

"The current safe passing law...is vague, and so DOT supports a clearer requirement," Commissioner Polly Trottenberg testified on Thursday.

Gersh Kuntzman

October 24, 2019

Streetsblog NYC |Michael Gianaris

Weak State Law Protects Unlicensed Drivers Who Kill

“It’s part of our giant blindspot for the dangers of driving," a lawyer said.

Julianne Cuba

October 9, 2019

Streetsblog NYC |Aggressive Driving

Workers Causing More Injuries in Crashes

The increase in crashes that caused injuries or deaths is odd, considering that overall collisions decreased slightly, from 6,304 in 2018 to 6,061 in 2019.

Julianne Cuba

September 30, 2019

Streetsblog NYC |NYPD

NY Court: Right-of-Way Law is Legal!

A state appeals court has affirmed the legality of the city's "failure to yield" law, rejecting an argument by a killer driver that the law is unconstitutional because it effectively criminalizes a car crash.

Gersh Kuntzman

September 24, 2019

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NYC to Help Pedestrians Near the Tree

DOT and NYPD: Force Drivers To Give Cyclists More Space

Weak State Law Protects Unlicensed Drivers Who Kill

Workers Causing More Injuries in Crashes

NY Court: Right-of-Way Law is Legal!