NEW YORK -- A section of the FDR Drive is closed in Manhattan due to a deadly crash overnight. The roughly two-mile stretch is closed in both directions as the investigation continues. All northbound ...

The victim was crossing the southbound lanes of the FDR Drive near E. 34th St. when a 26-year-old white Ford van driver first ...

A crash on the FDR Drive in Manhattan on Thursday morning has partially shut down the roadway. The crash happened near 51st Street. The southbound lanes from 53rd to 49th ...

A fiery car crash killed a driver and injured a passenger on FDR Drive early Tuesday, NYPD officials said. (Read more on ...

An accident that took place on Tuesday on FDR Drive in Manhattan, where a Tesla overturned and began to spontaneously combust ...

NEW YORK (WABC) -- As New York City enters the ... For example, southbound FDR Drive was cruising at 28.2 mph at 5 p.m. Tuesday, compared with 18.2 mph one year ago - that's 55% faster.

Those who take the upper level of the 115-year-old span can get off at East 62nd Street and head toward the FDR ... officially made New York the most expensive city to drive into when the plan ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – Drivers ... If you’re driving exclusively on the FDR Drive, West Side Highway or Hugh L. Carey connections to West Street, you won’t be charged. The Manhattan and ...

according to the New York Times. Uber and Lyft riders will pay an extra $1.50 per trip, on the other hand. "Cars on Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive and on the West Side Highway, which run along the ...

except for the FDR Drive and West Side Highway. The location of toll points aligns exactly." Still, some feel this toll point in particular, impacts Queens residents unfairly. "They've been the ...

Congestion pricing in New York City is now in effect ... Exempt roads: No tolls will be charged for vehicles using the FDR Drive, West Side Highway, or roads connecting the Hugh L.

NEW YORK CITY - The United Federation of Teachers has ... excluding certain highways like the FDR Drive and West Side Highway. The program aims to: Reduce gridlock in Manhattan's busiest areas.