Transportation & Traffic — Cross Bay News

A 2007 Cross Bay Boulevard collision in Howard Beach killed a 19-year-old, reminding the community about vital road safety.

Two people were hospitalized after a Queens crash; a 22-year-old driver faces pending charges. This incident sparks traffic safety concerns.

NYC DOT officially launched a $15 million multi-phase safety and traffic calming project on Cross Bay Boulevard, Queens. This improves pedestrian safety, mitigates vehicle speeds, and addresses long-standing community concerns.

NYC DOT announced a comprehensive safety plan for Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens, beginning in early 2026. This multi-year initiative aims to reduce crashes and improve pedestrian safety, critical for local commuters.

Commuters on Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens endured massive delays this week due to an early March 2026 rainstorm and widespread street flooding.

Heavy rainfall in March 2026 caused significant traffic delays and low visibility on Cross Bay Boulevard, severely impacting Queens commuters.

Heavy rainfall in early March 2026 caused significant traffic delays and low visibility on Cross Bay Boulevard, disrupting thousands of Queens commuters' daily travel. City officials urged alternative routes.

Queens commuters faced major delays on Cross Bay Boulevard in March 2026 due to heavy rainfall, disrupting thousands and raising infrastructure concerns.

Queens mothers fear disruption to Manhattan commutes after a tanker attack in the Hormuz Strait. Rising oil prices threaten Cross Bay Boulevard.