New York State Department of Transportation
Coverage of New York State Department of Transportation in the Nexus archive.
- Railroad work to close part of Route 146A in Ballston Lake
Railroad work will temporarily close Route 146A in both directions between Westside Drive and Lake Hill in Ballston Lake starting July 13, as announced by the New York State Department of Transportation.
- $1M awarded for safety upgrades at 2 crash-prone corridors in Ulster Co.
$1.02 million was awarded to New Paltz and Marbletown in Ulster County for road safety improvements on Mountain Rest Road and Mohonk Road. The funding comes from the New York State Department of Transportation.
- Route 7 safety measures to be added early next year
The Route 7 corridor in Niskayuna, stretching from St. David's Lane to Mohegan Road, has experienced numerous serious and fatal crashes. The New York State Department of Transportation is implementing phase two of a safety plan, including traffic-slowing measures, following community advocacy.
- Open houses will discuss proposed changes to Route 7 in Niskayuna
The New York State Department of Transportation will hold two open houses to discuss proposed changes to State Route 7 in the town of Niskayuna. The event aims to gather public input on infrastructure modifications to the route.
- Truck stop? Scenic Staten Island parkway may open to the big rigs
New York City transportation officials propose allowing commercial trucks on the Korean War Veterans Parkway (KWVP) in Staten Island to reduce local street traffic and accommodate rising online delivery demands. The plan requires approval from the New York State Department of Transportation and aims to connect industrial zones via highways instead of residential areas.
- Route 23 in Craryville reopens following April fuel spill accident
Route 23 in Craryville has reopened after a gasoline spill cleanup following a deadly accident on April 16. The New York State Departments of Environmental Conservation and Transportation announced the reopening on June 5.