traffic safety

A key topic of discussion for the Plattsburgh Common Council this week was the increased use of e-scooters, e-bikes and other small electric transportation vehicles.

Across Albany, crews are digging up city streets. On Friday, city leaders reminded residents that this work is all part of Albany making progress toward safer streets and replacing lead drinking water service lines.

Upgrades planned at 15 intersections, 10 high-traffic streets

Less seat belt use, more speeding, drivers holding cell phones are trends seen by MassDOT

There were complaints for years about cars going too fast near the Springfield Central Library

The Six Corners made round

New York State transportation officials gathered at an Adirondack Northway rest area this morning to remind motorists of the dangers of highway work zones…

The New York State Assembly passed a bill yesterday that would allow local officials in Long Island and New York City to operate speed cameras in school…