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A line wrapped out of the door on Tuesday night of locals trying to get into CB7's meeting on the 72nd Street bike lane proposal.

The rally against the proposed new bike lane will take place on May 2.

Six benches will be installed between West 81st and 92nd streets in the next two months.

Multiple Upper West Side streets will be closed to cars on Halloween night and in days leading up to it.

A busy Upper West Side thoroughfare is set to get a new mid-block crosswalk and traffic signal.

Driverless cars could be coming to a street corner near you.

A cluster of street lights are not turning on around the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument on the Upper West Side.

Here are four Upper West Side street closures to know about.

A touch-screen that shows real-time bus wait times was recently installed at the corner of West 80th Street and Columbus Avenue.

A judge dismissed a challenge by UWSers to the crosstown 96th Street bus lanes added this year, saying “Inconveniences do not irreparable harm make.”

Progress continues on the renovation and redesign of the 79th Street Rotunda, but the city didn't confirm when it will be completed.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony took place on Tuesday for a new microhub delivery zone on the Upper West Side.

The DOT presented its proposed plan for the 79th Street corridor to the UWS' community board last week.

Implementation of the "Smart Curbs" pilot program began Monday on the Upper West Side.

"Trick-or-Streets" are returning to the Upper West Side and Morningside Heights on Thursday. Here's what to know.

Significant changes are coming to the streetscape of the UWS between West 72nd and 86th streets, between Broadway and Central Park West.

The old outdoor dining sheds don't have to come down until at least August 3, according to the Department of Transportation.

In the zero-sum game of street-space allocation, one side’s gain is another’s loss.

Outdoor dining is in for a major makeover if a new bill, likely to be voted on by the City Council on Thursday, passes. (It did!)

The pilot program is intended to inform design changes that aim to make roads and intersections safer.