Transportation News – Page 2 of 133 – QNS

e-scooter

Flushing

Council Member Ung introduces legislation to ban DOT’s e-scooter program in Flushing, says agency left her ‘no choice’

By Athena Dawson

lime

Flushing

Exclusive: Lime pledges $2.5 million annual investment in Queens e-scooter program

By Athena Dawson

Screenshot 2024-09-03 at 4.55.03 PM

DOT expands record number of Open Streets in front of schools with 20 coming to Queens

By Iryna Shkurhan

bus

Cambria Heights

MTA’s fare-free bus program slated to end in Queens this week

By Athena Dawson

tesla

Maspeth

Tesla purchases 40K-square-foot lot in Maspeth for development of new charging station

By Ethan Marshall

Now covered in cement, the platform between the tracks at the Metropolitan Avenue station in Middle Village were originally lined with wooden planks, similar to a beach boardwalk.

Ridgewood

When the Myrtle Avenue El connected Ridgewood to Downtown Brooklyn: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was

By The Old Timer

e-scooter

Addisleigh Park

Southeast Queens residents push back against e-scooter program expansion during heated town hall

By Athena Dawson

104th Precinct

Glendale

Ridgewood’s 104th Precinct on track to exceed last year’s towing record, with over 460 vehicles removed

By Anthony Medina

Astoria Post

Rep. Meng rides with seniors in Astoria to highlight HANAC’s community transportation program

e-scooter

Flushing

Lime e-scooter program in southeast Queens sees over 23,000 new signups since June launch, expands to the northeast

By Czarinna Andres

JFK Millennium Partners

JFK Millennium Partners announces new state-of-the-art technology coming to Terminal 6

By Athena Dawson

Metropolitan Avenue

Glendale

PSA: Metropolitan Avenue Bridge to have single-lane closures for maintenance in August

By Anthony Medina

bus

Queens commuters offer feedback on MTA’s Queens Bus Network Redesign Proposal during final public hearing

By Athena Dawson

fire

Jamaica

Fire at JFK Airport’s Terminal 8 disrupts flight operations, leaves 10 injured: FDNY

By Bill Parry

vehicle

Flushing

Thousands of for-hire vehicle drivers celebrate no-cost benefits under nation-leading program at Flushing Meadows Corona Park gathering

By Bill Parry

culture

Mets partner with mass mobility service company Rally to provide gameday shuttles for three upcoming games

By Ethan Marshall

resident

Flushing

Southeast Queens residents divided over DOT’s e-scooter program expansion

By Athena Dawson

disruptions

Travelers face disruptions at New York airports following IT outage

By Czarinna Andres

bike lanes

Bayside

DOT to revamp bike lanes on Northern Boulevard in Bayside, create greenway

By Iryna Shkurhan

parking lots

‘Enough is enough,’ eastern Queens leaders urge Hochul to sign bill prohibiting reckless driving in parking lots

By Iryna Shkurhan

fare

Opinion

Op-ed: Fair Fares will now reach more working New Yorkers, but we’re not done yet.

By Selvena N. Brooks-Powers and Leroy Comrie

LIC Post

Rideshare drivers hold rally in Long Island City, protest Uber’s lockout tactics

e-scooter

Auburndale

DOT launches e-scooter program in eastern Queens following successful East Bronx pilot

By Athena Dawson

airtrain

Port Authority slashes price for AirTrain to JFK this summer to cut down traffic

By Christian Murray

More from Around New York

2024 Year in Review: New York politics dominated by City Hall turmoil

Halina Reijn’s “Babygirl” revolves around the shifting nature of power between Samuel and Romy.

‘Babygirl’ explores power dynamics, but chokes on too much good taste

Nancy-Atlas-Banner-final

Schneps Podcasts

Dan Rattiner speaks with Nancy Atlas, a Sag Harbor-based musician – Episode 213

3rd annual Dinosaur Carnival at 1.38.31 PM

New York Family

13 Exciting Winter Break Activities for Kids on Long Island