A new poll finds overwhelming support for Gov. Kathy Hochul to pursue transit-oriented development opposed by Republican Bruce Blakeman.

A new analysis estimates federal commuter tax breaks keep cars out of Manhattan's core and save commuters hundreds of millions of dollars.

New York's new active transportation plan lacks the urgency needed to tackle issues of life and death on state-owned streets, advocates said.

Will Buffalo police get their way in a thorny parking policy dispute?

A new poll shows that politicians need to make more space for walking and biking.

What will happen if the state doesn't see any promise in an Empire State Plaza bus terminal?

The mayor wants to double down on the best parts of life in Ithaca.

The sky is terrifying, and other news.

Advocates in Newburgh and Beacon are optimistic that a popular ferry could shift opinion.

"I would love to chair the transportation committee. I don't know if that's in the cards, but I definitely want to be on the transportation committee," said presumptive new Assembly Member Mo Brown,…

A new Comprehensive Plan in Hudson could mean a more people-conscious urban layout.

The longtime Assembly member appears to have lost to the upstart Onondaga County Legislator in the Democratic primary for a key upstate seat.

The ripple effect of this year's climate law changes will be felt right under our feet.

Crucial street safety legislation survived trepidation from New York City lawmakers.

The two rail systems are still going at it.

Lawmakers approved budget legislation on Thursday that will hinder insurers' ability to unilaterally increase auto premiums and also limit the consumer data they can employ to set rates.

State lawmakers still have work to do on car insurance, even if they'd like to leave Albany thinking they've made New Yorkers' lives better.

We dove deep into the final battle in Gov. Hochul's war on supposedly high insurance costs. The conclusion: She won and victims lost.

Common-sense street safety legislation will make it into the state's spending plan.

Nassau County legislators want to explicitly legalize e-bikes after their police department used old, confusing ATV rules to impound them.

It's a black-and-white example of why green infrastructure needs less red tape.

The state Department of Transportation is ignoring a 10-year drop in traffic volumes on Route 17 to justify massively expanding the highway.

Neil Browne invites the governor to live a day in his body before commenting on how her insurance proposal would affect him.

The push is on to create a program to rein in the most reckless drivers in the state. Will Carl Heastie pass "Stop Super Speeders" in the budget?

Several state lawmakers say they have received form emails in support of Governor Hochul's car insurance proposal that were sent by people who don't support it at all — or are dead.

Janno and the MTA are backing the car insurance scam but say they'd save a pittance and aren't sharing examples.

Air quality and traffic trended in the wrong direction in the South Bronx after the launch of congestion pricing. Is help on the way?

"I think if you are injured through negligence, you should be able to seek justice at all costs," said one state Senator.

Manhattan and Brooklyn's top prosecutors are backing a budget proposal that would stop excessive speeders from endangering communities.

Some transit authorities are already cutting back as state assistance doesn’t meet the mark. And Hochul isn't coughing up the big bucks.

Some transit authorities are already cutting back as state assistance doesn’t meet the mark. And Hochul isn't coughing up the big bucks.

With no clear legal rationale for a recent ban, Nassau County e-bike riders are left in a tough spot.

Buckets of cash and ads with professional actors are boosting Uber and Hochul's cause.

Gov. Hochul's proposal to lower car insurance premiums is built on suspected fraud. But a body of evidence reveals that there really is very little.

Lowering car insurance costs doesn't have to eviscerate crash victims's rights.

The DSA and Working Families Party are targeting Syracuse pol Bill Magnarelli, the Assembly transportation leader.

The governor made the shocking choice to reverse her budget proposal that allowed companies like Waymo to expand throughout the state.

Bronx politicians are looking to kill Waymo once and for all, while a proposal to bring its fleet to more of New York picks up steam.

Route 17 could be headed down a dark path if recent signs are to be believed.

It's budget season, so let's start the calls to tax the rich. Plus other news.

A gruesome scene in Syracuse and our state Comptroller is looking for his seat.

"There is no evidence that autonomous vehicles help us achieve our goals to make our state or city’s streets more people-centered," one group said.

An up and down election year state of the state and Mamdani hits his old stomping grounds. Plus other news.

Why wait for the governor to start her annual address? We have the goods for you now.

New York City motorists with a documented pattern of excessive speeding would be required to install speed-limiting devices inside their cars, Gov. Hochul is expected to announce today.

Strap in, folks. It's going to be a heck of a year. Plus other news.

The next step for the Second Avenue Subway is west across 125th Street to Broadway, Gov. Hochul will announce Tuesday.

Happy birthday to the toll cameras! Congestion pricing is working as promised — defying haters and doubters, including President Trump. Here's why.

The state Legislature could use 2026 as a year to find a solution to reducing the number of cars traveling across the state, but it may be more of the same.