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Delivery workers will be able to utilize the entire network of public battery-swapping cabinets through a paid membership, but officials stated they will work to ensure access to charging infrastructure remains affordable and accessible. Delivery workers have one of the toughest jobs in New York City. Building a public e-bike charging network is an investment in better working conditions and more peace of mind for working-class New Yorkers, DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez said.

NYC's struggling commuter van industry is getting a much-needed financial boost to help offset high insurance costs and invest in safety and technology upgrades. Empire State Development (ESD), a New York economic development organization, announced on Monday that it provided more than $2 million through its Commuter Van Stabilization Program (CVSP), launched in September 2024, to help drivers in the often-overlooked commuter van industry in NYC.

Overweight trucks cause wear-and-tear on our roadways and we all pay the price through expensive repairs to our infrastructure.

Starting May 18, the north outer roadway of the Queensboro Bridge will be used exclusively for cyclists, and the south outer roadway will become a dedicated space for pedestrians.

With 68% of collisions in NYC occurring at intersections, advocates argue that the proposed legislation is crucial for improving safety in urban areas.