roads

Use the interactive map below to see where the most dangerous intersections in NYC are.

"What a waste of delicious beet juice," said absolutely no one when presented with the news that New York will be testing out beet juice as an anti-icing precaution.

It's been tough to ride a bike around the Lower East Side recently: Stanton, Rivington, Suffolk and Norfolk streets were all stripped of their paving, making it rough on riders' bikes and derrieres.

The Tri-State Transportation Campaign released a report today of the most dangerous pedestrian roads in the area. You may be surprised, that Queens Boulevard is relatively safe.

Flood warnings are in effect around the tri-state area today as a heavy, hard rain keeps a-fallin'. Suffice to say, it is supremely gross outside—and particularly dangerous if you need to drive anywhere.

thisidisforjoe's flickr Potholes are a scourge whose depths of evil know

Turning potholes into pothole-ade. (Flickr user wallyg) This winter hasn't been

Despite being musically inspiring for some, the BQE is generally a

Mayor's office Long the most ignored borough, Staten Island is feeling

Photo via mariab3bx's FlickrIt might not come as a surprise to