Dolly, this 9-2-5 is for you... 🦋
Today (9/25) has been declared Dolly Parton Appreciation Day across Manhattan.
NYC will Always Love You, @DollyParton! ✨ #9to5day
Don’t you hate double-parked trucks?
We do too!
Our Off-Hours Deliveries incentive program is expanding, and we are distributing $5 million congestion pricing funds to support businesses shifting deliveries to night hours.
OHDNYC.com
You’ve heard what the city is doing with its small portion of the BQE. Commissioner Flynn explains why in @StreetsblogNYC:
“It has become clear that the federal, state, and city alignment that is necessary for a fundamental transformation does not exist”
nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/09/…
Our new truck uses a high-pressure water system to take markings off the road and a built-in vacuum that collects any wastewater and removed material as it operates.
It gives us greater in-house capabilities for markings removal -- a key step in any roadway improvement project.
Queens Boulevard used to be one of the most dangerous streets in our city. Many called it the Boulevard of Death.
When Vision Zero was launched it was named as a priority corridor and over the next decade received major safety improvements.
Those improvements worked.
Some of NYC’s slowest traffic days of the year are ahead.
We’ve designated 20 Gridlock Alert Days though the end of 2026, beginning September 21st during the @UN General Assembly and continuing through the holiday season.
Learn more and plan ahead: nyc.gov/gridlockalert
A safer ride for kids starts with the right seat.
During National Child Passenger Safety Week (Sept. 21-25), we’re hosting events across the city featuring free educational materials, car seat safety tips & BubbleBum booster seat giveaways.
More info: nyc.gov/carseats
ALT infographic promoting free Bubblebum booster seat on a bright blue background. Large white text reads "Bubblebum Booster Seats", with a yellow handwritten "Free" above it. A black inflatable booster seat with gray trim and a red side clip is centered below, with a yellow "Learn more" button and arrow at the bottom.
ALT Infographic on a bright blue background promoting Bubblebum Inflatable Booster Seats for National Child Passenger Safety Week. A yellow text box explains that booster seats will be given away at events around the city and describes the seas as foldable, lightweight, backless, and suitable for travel, carpools, rideshares, and children ages 4 through 11 years old. Below the Bubblebum logo appears besides images of the black booster seat show both expanded and folded.
ALT infographic promoting a free booster seat giveaway on a bright blue background. Large yellow and white text reads "Free Booster Seat Giveaway". The graphic invites families to learn about child passenger safety, receive free educational materials, and get a free booster seat. A white panel lists giveaway dates, times, locations, and addresses from September 21 through September 25. The website n y c dot g o v forward slash car seats appears below the schedule, along with the Bubbum logo.
We're putting the “park” in Park Avenue.
Today we released the final concept for the redesign of Park Avenue from 46th Street to 57th Street. This project will transform the stretch of Park Avenue to make it safer, greener, and more welcoming.
When you gotta go… you gotta go
All New Yorkers deserve access to safe, accessible, free public restrooms, and today we are announcing the installation of 17 new public restrooms across New York City.
nyc.gov/DOTrestrooms
The bus shelter at Pitkin Ave. and Saratoga Ave. just got a bit cooler.
This shelter is the home of the city’s first ever heat resilient green roof — adorned with native plants to keep it cool during extreme heat.
New Yorkers who rely on the bus deserve comfortable shelters.
It’s a new era for Vision Zero.
Today we released our new action plan Vision Zero Reimagined.
Every New Yorker should be safe on our city’s streets, and this plan is a 10-year blueprint to advance more than 100 policies designed to prevent traffic deaths & serious injuries.
Millions of New Yorkers ride the bus every day — to work, to see family, to get where they need to go.
One of those New Yorkers is Sydney who relies on the bus every day.
School is back in session and we are working hard to make sure the streets are safe for students across New York City.
This includes speed limit reductions under Sammy's Law and safety improvements to school Open Streets.
E-bikes are changing how New Yorkers get around. But what does that mean for our health?
NYC DOT and @NYUchds are studying how cycling links to heart health.
Take the NYC E-Bike Health Study survey at ebikestudy.nyc
Survey closes September 14th.
Today we released a redesign to NYC’s truck route network.
It is the first redesign to the network since 1970. These updated routes will help shift truck trips off local streets across all five boroughs.
nyc.gov/trucks.
The Staten Island Ferry will run on a holiday schedule Monday, September 7th, for Labor Day.
ALT Graphic with text on it. Text reads: "Staten Island Ferry Schedule Change. Holiday Schedule. Labor Day. Monday, September 7, 2026. Service will be provided every 30 minutes. The regular schedule resumes at midnight."