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CB 2 should fight against bike lanes

Woodside

CB 2 should fight against bike lanes

By William Kregler

Opinion

Ultimate reality check: Subways will ruin your life

By QNS TimesLedger

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Flushing

Security cameras coming to Murray Hill LIRR station after hate graffiti incidents: MTA

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Schumer calls for fast-track approval of bomb detection technology

Schumer calls for fast-track approval of bomb detection technology

By Mark Hallum

E, M lines to partially close between holidays

E, M lines to partially close between holidays

By Mark Hallum

Is the Queens Montauk Light Rail Project dead?

Opinion

Is the Queens Montauk Light Rail Project dead?

By Larry Penner

Vallone’s senior transportation program expands

Bayside

Vallone’s senior transportation program expands

By Mark Hallum

MTA to offer free bus service to LGA, expanded LIRR schedule for holidays

MTA to offer free bus service to LGA, expanded LIRR schedule for holidays

By Mark Hallum

A new proposal for Q48 bus route

Opinion

A new proposal for Q48 bus route

By Carl Perrera

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Jackson Heights

MTA will study lead paint levels on elevated tracks after governor signs Queens lawmaker’s bill

By Angela Matua

BIKES

City seeks to expand bike share program in Queens and other outer boroughs with dockless technology

By Angela Matua

Astoria

Trucks will be permitted on Grand Central Parkway in Astoria, ending ‘soul-piercing’ noise on local streets

By Angela Matua

Glendale Forest Park

Glendale

Nearly $2.4M in improvements coming to Glendale portion of Forest Park

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Whitestone

‘Something needs to be done’: Whitestone calls for safety improvements at accident-prone corner

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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Queens seniors can now get free transportation to medical appointments under new program

By Suzanne Monteverdi

Astoria

Christmas week track work blitz will alter E and M train service between Queens & Manhattan

By Robert Pozarycki

Train service nearly back on schedule as Port Authority bombing investigtion underway

Train service nearly back on schedule as Port Authority bombing investigtion underway

By Mark Hallum

A massive law enforcement source outside the Times Square station in Manhattan on Dec. 11.

Queens subways affected by investigation into attempted terror attack in Manhattan

By Robert Pozarycki

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Sunnyside

Town hall meeting in Sunnyside Tuesday night on DOT plans for redesign of two important roadways

By Emily Davenport

Think tank proposes ending 24-hour subway

Think tank proposes ending 24-hour subway

By Mark Hallum

After QNS report about delayed Ridgewood/‌Middle Village bridge project, local lawmaker wants explanation

By Robert Pozarycki

The Q53 select bus, which runs along Woodhaven Boulevard and Cross Bay Boulevard.

Elmhurst

With parking at a premium, Queens lawmakers want city to replace spots lost to Select Bus Service

By Robert Pozarycki

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Ridgewood

Ridgewood church calls on community to help upgrade their food delivery truck

By Emily Davenport

Bayside

‘Poorly designed and hastily constructed’: Another Queens rep wants Northern Boulevard bike lane gone

By Suzanne Monteverdi

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