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05/10/2026

leveling up your infrastructure AND your group chats

While Pedestrian fatalities are trending down, we know that one pedestrian fatality is already one too many. ⬇️Our decad...
03/10/2026

While Pedestrian fatalities are trending down, we know that one pedestrian fatality is already one too many. ⬇️

Our decades-long initiative to redesign the most dangerous streets across the five boroughs has shown that building safer streets works to keep more New Yorkers safe while traveling.

Swipe to see how we are redesigning the streets you know and love, as Vision Zero Reimagined expands what’s possible.

01/10/2026

Don’t worry Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani Jimmy Kimmel, *WE* will handle this one 🤭

Learn more about the future of the BQE at nyc.gov/bqeq

No one does Halloween like New York City 👻 Trick-or-Streets is back for a month of live music, arts and crafts, festive ...
30/09/2026

No one does Halloween like New York City 👻 Trick-or-Streets is back for a month of live music, arts and crafts, festive photo ops, performances, workshops, harvest & Halloween-themed activities and MORE across all 5 boroughs 🎃

Check out the events map and schedules now at nyc.gov/TrickOrStreets

Micromobility is a growing way New Yorkers get around… and we have a comprehensive safety strategy 🛴This includes infras...
29/09/2026

Micromobility is a growing way New Yorkers get around… and we have a comprehensive safety strategy 🛴

This includes infrastructure investments, education & outreach, and consumer & worker protection.

Swipe to learn more about our approach to micromobility.

Dolly, this 9-2-5 is for you... 🦋 Today (9/25) has been declared Dolly Parton Appreciation Day across Manhattan. NYC wil...
25/09/2026

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, Dolly Parton! ✨

22/09/2026

Meet NYC DOT’s newest truck… The Stripe Hog
 
The Hog is a specialized truck that can remove a wide variety of markings on the street as well as clean and prepare surfaces for new markings. It’s a beast in action. It 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. 
 
Along with its expert crew, The Stripe Hog gives NYC DOT greater in-house capabilities for markings removal which is generally a key step in any major roadway improvement project.
 
Here we’re seeing the Stripe Hog at work removing “Bus Only” markings on Lexington Avenue where a new offset bus lane was installed to replace a curbside bus lane. As you can see, with one pass the Hog makes markings disappear with ease. 
 
The Stripe Hog was first deployed in early August and has been in used in all five boroughs since then. 
 
Make sure you keep an eye out for the Hog on your street.

21/09/2026

What does Vision Zero look like in action? Just look at Queens Boulevard.
 
Queens Boulevard was 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 many street improvements to make it safer. 
 
Those improvements worked. 
 
Traffic related fatalities on Queens Boulevard are down 70% since its redesign. . 
 
Last week we released our new action plan, Vision Zero Reimagined, which is a 10-year blueprint for the future of Vision Zero. A big part of our commitment to safe streets are improvements like the ones on Queens Boulevard. We’re going to advance bold projects to keep New Yorkers safe on our roads.

A safer ride for kids starts with the right seat. During National Child Passenger Week, we’re hosting a series of giveaw...
21/09/2026

A safer ride for kids starts with the right seat.

During National Child Passenger Week, we’re hosting a series of giveaway events from September 21-25 to help families learn more about child passenger safety.

Stop by for free educational materials, helpful safety tips , and a FREE BubbleBum inflatable booster seat for kids ages 4-11, while supplies last.

Join us to learn more about child passenger safety, Swipe through for dates, times, and locations.

🔗 nyc.gov/carseats

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