It makes me feel like the New York City Department of Transportation is deliberately trying to ruin the only toll-free route ...

Likewise, drivers leaving Manhattan from the Upper East Side must enter the zone at 59th Street to get on the Queensboro Bridge, also costing them $9 during the day. “It’s a sneaky device ...

The hottest star in the Big Apple this week is the setting sun. The annual Manhattanhenge phenomenon is striking twice this ...

The Queensboro Bridge remains the only city ... according to city officials. On the Manhattan Bridge, which has distinct pedestrian and cycling lanes, there were 14 in the same period.

CBS News New York's Doug Williams reports. Connecting Manhattan to Queens at 59th Street, the Queensboro Bridge is less than a mile in length and serves some of the busiest arteries in New York ...

“The configurations of the Manhattan Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge and the upper roadway of the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge do not provide the same protections.” The mopeds using the bridges would ...

Andrew Joseph, who just moved to Long Island City, says he probably won't be driving across the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge. "I'm not going to be congesting Manhattan with my car anymore," Joseph said.

Drivers entering Manhattan over the four currently free East River bridges — the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge, Manhattan Bridge and Brooklyn Bridge — would be tolled upon ...

“The configurations of the Manhattan Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge and the upper roadway of the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge do not provide the same protections.” As for concerns about reckless ...

Do you have to pay? Yes. Crossing Manhattan East to West from Queens will incur a toll because you will likely use the Queensboro Bridge or Queens Midtown Tunnel. Yes. All the East River crossings ...