About DOT
Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayDOT's mission is to provide for the safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible movement of people and goods in the City of New York and to maintain and enhance the transportation infrastructure crucial to the economic vitality and quality of life of our primary customers, City residents. Our agency's work is guided by the . We are customer-driven in all our activities. We seek opportunities to create partnerships in the provision of transportation services through appropriate relationships and alliances. To accomplish our mission, the Department works to achieve the following goals:
- Provide safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible movement of pedestrians, goods, and vehicular traffic on the streets, highways, bridges, and waterways of the City's transportation network;
- Improve traffic mobility and reduce congestion throughout the City;
- Rehabilitate and maintain the City's infrastructure, including bridges, tunnels, streets, sidewalks, and highways;
- Encourage the use of mass transit and sustainable modes of transportation; and
- Conduct traffic safety educational programs.
Over 5,000 employees of the New York City Department of Transportation oversee one of the most complex urban transportation networks in the world. DOT’s staff manage an annual operating budget of $900 million and a five-year , along with 6,000 miles of streets and highways, 12,000 miles of sidewalk, and 794 , including the iconic East River bridges. DOT’s staff also installs and maintains over one million , , over , and over 200 million linear feet of markings.
Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayIt should be noted that certain properties within the jurisdiction of the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT) are managed by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYCDPR) with permission from NYCDOT. Management of these properties by NYCDPR is temporary and is expressly not intended to create public parks or parkland.
DOT promotes the use of sustainable modes of transportation. DOT designs bicycle facilities, bus lanes, and public plazas. DOT operates the Staten Island Ferry, which serves over 22 million people annually and oversees ferry operations on City-owned piers. DOT educates students and adults Citywide about street safety. DOT’s staff issue parking permits to people with disabilities, not-for-profit agencies and governmental entities, and commercial vehicle permits for trucks; issue construction permits for work in City streets; and manage the City's Adopt-a-Highway program.
Learn about DOT Performance Reporting Contact DOT with a question or to report a problemActing Commissioner & Chief Operations Officer
Margaret Forgione
Appointed December 2020
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| Executive Staff | |
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| Executive Deputy Commissioner Joseph Jarrin | 212-839-6938 |
| Chief of Staff Madeleine Ehrlich McDonnell | 212-839-6413 |
| General Counsel Susan Pondish | 212-839-6505 |
| Deputy Commissioner for Policy Michael Replogle | 212-839-7235 |
| Chief Communications Officer Christopher Browne | 212-839-4850 |
| Press Office Assistant Commissioner Scott Gastel |
212-839-4850 |
| Intergovernmental & Community Affairs Assistant Commissioner Rebecca Zack |
212-839-6445 |
| EEO, Diversity and Inclusion Assistant Commissioner James Hallman |
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| Operating Divisions | |
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Interim Senior Deputy Commissioner & Sidewalks and Inspection Management Deputy Commissioner Leon Heyward |
212-839-4300 |
| Operations Acting Director Montgomery Dean |
212-839-6417 |
| Bridges Deputy Commissioner Robert Collyer |
212-839-6300 |
| Roadway Repair and Maintenance Deputy Commissioner Galileo Orlando |
212-839-9810 |
| Staten Island Ferry Acting Deputy Commissioner Captain John Garvey |
212-839-3099 |
| Traffic Operations Deputy Commissioner Joshua Benson |
212-839-3350 |
| Transportation Planning & Management Deputy Commissioner Eric Beaton |
212-839-6697 |
| Administrative and Support Divisions | |
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| Human Resources and Facilities Management Deputy Commissioner Janice Stroughter |
212-839-9490 |
| Audit Director Rogene Livermon |
212-839-4410 |
| ACCO (Agency Chief Contracting Officer) Associate Commissioner Nancy Carolan |
212-839-9292 |
| Budget and Capital Program Management Associate Commissioner Elisabeth Franklin |
212-839-7292 |
| Grants and Fiscal Management Associate Commissioner Yogesh Sanghvi |
212-839-6955 |
| Fleet Services Deputy Commissioner Eric Dorcean |
212-839-2550 |
| IT & Telecom Chief Technology Officer Cordell Schachter |
212-839-8163 |
| Permit Management & Construction Control Assistant Commissioner Jay Jaber |
212-839-9635 |
| Borough Commissioners | |
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| Interim Senior Borough Commissioner & Manhattan Borough Commissioner Ed Pincar Jr. |
212-839-6210 |
| Bronx Borough Commissioner Nivardo Lopez | 212-748-6680 |
| Brooklyn Borough Commissioner Keith Bray | 646-892-1350 |
| Queens Borough Commissioner Nicole Garcia | 212-839-2510 |
| Staten Island Borough Commissioner Tom Cocola | 212-839-2400 |
| Notices | |
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| Notice of Adoption – DOT Penalty Schedule 2020 Update NYC DOT adopted rules updating DOT’s Penalty Schedule for violations that are adjudicated at the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings. The rule became effective on January 2, 2021. Notice of Adoption - DOT Penalty Schedule 2020 Update |
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| Public Notice on Albee Square, Brooklyn NYC DOT is hosting a joint public hearing via Microsoft Teams dial-in on November 9, 2020 at 2:30pm to discuss the intent to award Fulton Mall Improvement Association, Inc., for the operation and management of a pedestrian plaza located at DeKalb Avenue between Fulton Street, Bond Street and Albee Square in the borough of Brooklyn. Albee Square Public Hearing details and dial-in information (pdf) Albee Square Concession Agreement (pdf) |
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| Notice: Transportation Data Collection Resumption in New York City The purpose of this memorandum is to lift the temporary moratorium on typical transportation data collection implemented by the New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) in March, 2020, as well as to provide guidelines for future data collection. |
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| Notice of Adoption -Traffic Rules Amendment relating to Temporary Emergency Food Delivery Program NYCDOT adopted rules relating to Traffic Rules exempting drivers and vehicles delivering frees meals to participants in the NYCEM temporary emergency food delivery program from parking and standing rules for a period of up to 20 minutes. The rule became effective on September 21, 2020. |
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Notice: NYC DOT to Hold E-Scooter Share Industry Day on Tuesday October 6 The New York City Department of Transportation invites interested e-scooter (electric scooter) share providers, companies that assist local governments in managing and overseeing micromobility providers, and related entities to participate in an “E-Scooter Share Industry Day” to be held virtually on Tuesday October 6, 2020 from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM ET. The feedback from this event will help inform the Department’s approach to developing an e-scooter share pilot program, as required by Local Law 74 of 2020, during a period of significant fiscal challenges. NYC DOT believes that to be safe, equitable, and sustainable, an e-scooter share pilot program in New York City needs to include robust participation and oversight by the Department. Given the current fiscal climate, NYC DOT is seeking to engage the e-scooter share industry in a conversation around the following topics:
Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayIn addition to e-scooter share providers, NYC DOT is seeking to engage companies that assist local governments in managing and overseeing micromobility providers and related entities to better understand the services they offer in the areas of micromobility data aggregation and analysis, automated oversight tools, and other support services. The Department is particularly interested in technologies or approaches that companies in this space have deployed to assist other cities in successfully overseeing micromobility providers. To receive a formal invitation, interested parties should contact Gail Hatchett at NYC DOT’s office of the Agency Chief Contracting Officer (ACCO) at (646) 565-5131 or via email at ACCO@dot.nyc.gov. |
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| Notice of Public Hearing and Opportunity to Comment on DOT’s Proposed Penalty Schedule DOT will hold a public hearing on proposed rules to update DOT’s civil penalty schedule to reflect changes in the law and recently adopted rules.. The public hearing will take place online at 2:00 pm on Thursday October 1, 2020. Join through Internet:
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| Notice of Public Hearing and Opportunity to Comment on DOT's Proposed Amendment to the Traffic Rules relating to the Temporary Emergency Food Delivery Program Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayDOT will hold a public hearing on proposed rules to amend the existing Traffic Rules relating the City’s Temporary Emergency Food Delivery Program exempting drivers and vehicles delivering frees meals to participants in this program from parking and standing rules for a period of up to 20 minutes. The public hearing will take place online at 12:00 pm on Monday, August 24, 2020. Join through Internet:
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| Notice of Adoption – Traffic Rules Amendment relating to Plaza Exclusive Seating Pilot Program NYCDOT adopted rules relating to a pedestrian plaza exclusive seating pilot program at the following five plaza :(1) Fordham Pedestrian Plaza, (2) Myrtle-Cooper Pedestrian Plaza, (3) Myrtle-Wyckoff Pedestrian Plaza, (4) Diversity Pedestrian Plaza, and (5) Corona Pedestrian Plaza. The program will allow for no more than 20% of all seating in the pedestrian plaza where there is a concession to be reserved for patrons, subject to DOT review and approval. The rule will become effective on April 15, 2020.
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| Notice of Adoption – Traffic Rules Amendment relating to Double Parking provisions NYCDOT adopted rules relating to double parking provisions. The rule will become effective on March 8, 2020.
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| Notice of Adoption – Traffic Rules Amendment relating to Bus Stop Permits NYCDOT adopted rules relating to updating provisions of the Traffic Rules to conform with Local Law 175 of 2018, which requires sight-seeing bus operators to apply for on-street Bus Stop Permits from the New York City Department of Transportation and updating the parkway permit rule to allow heavier vehicles on the Belt Parkway. The rule will become effective on February 9, 2020.
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| Notice of Adoption – Traffic Rules Amendment relating to Electric Vehicle Charging Stations NYCDOT adopted rules relating to the establishment of curb regulations regarding electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The rule takes effect on June 17, 2019. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Amending Traffic Rules--Placards NYCDOT adopted rules relating to misuse and fraudulent use of authorized parking permits. The rule takes effect on June 12, 2019. |
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| Notice of Adopted Rules Relating to Amending Provisions of the Highway Rules NYCDOT adopted rules relating to amending provisions of the Highway Rules to clarify existing requirements in section 2-07 and establish new requirements relating to street openings and excavations in section 2-11 of Chapter 2 of Title 34 of the Rules of the City of New York. The rule will become effective on April 5, 2019. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Horse Drawn Cab Passenger Boarding Areas NYCDOT adopted rules amending the Traffic Rules as they relate to horse drawn cab passenger boarding areas. The rule takes effect on February 15, 2019. |
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| Notice of Adoption – CBU Rule Update
NYCDOT adopted rules relating to amending provisions of the Traffic Rules to conform with the requirements of Local Law 91 of 2017 relating to bicycles used for commercial purposes. The rule will become effective on August 25, 2018. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Bicycle Sharing System
NYCDOT adopted rules clarifying that a bicycle sharing system must not operate in NYC without DOT’s prior written authorization. The rule takes effect on August 16, 2018. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Designated Use Parking Signage
NYCDOT adopted rules relating to designated use parking signage. The rule takes effect on August 1, 2018. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Pedal-Assist Bicycles
NYCDOT adopted rules relating to pedal-assist bicycles. The rule takes effect on July 28, 2018. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Shipping Container Trucks Rule
NYCDOT is adopting the rule to allow oversized trucks hauling sealed shipping containers to travel to or from New Jersey across the Goethals Bridge to or from the Howland Hook Global Container Terminal in Staten Island on a legal, safe route along the streets of New York. This rule will become effective on Saturday, January 20, 2018. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Carshare
NYCDOT adopted rules relating to the implementation of a carshare parking pilot program at designated on-street and off-street locations. The rules take effect on October 11, 2017. |
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| Notice of Adoption – DOT Penalty Schedule
NYC DOT adopted rules to relocate the DOT Penalty Schedule from the OATH/ECB rules. The rules take effect on October 1, 2017. |
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| Notice of Adoption—Update to DOT Traffic Rules NYCDOT is adopting rules to update several provisions of the Traffic Rules that have become obsolete because of changes in the law, and adding updated parking requirements. The rules will take effect on Thursday, April 20, 2017. |
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| Notice of Adoption—Amendment to DOT Ferry Rules relating to Boarding Requirements NYCDOT is adopting rules amending the Ferry Rules and setting forth boarding requirements for the Staten Island Ferry. The rules will take effect on Thursday, April 20, 2017. |
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| Notice of Adoption—Amendment to DOT Traffic Rules relating to Pedestrian Control Signals NYCDOT is adopting rules that comport with newly enacted section 19-195 of the NYC Administrative Code regarding pedestrian control signals. The rules will take effect on Sunday, February 19, 2017. |
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| Notice of Adoption – Amendments to DOT’s Highway Rules NYCDOT is adopting rules to provide clearer, more concise language and to update sections 2-01 through 2-09, 2-11 through 2-14, and 2-20 of the Highway Rules. The rules will take effect on Sunday, August 7, 2016. |
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| Notice of Adoption – DOT Pedestrian Plaza Rules NYCDOT is adopting rules that create a regulatory framework for the Department’s pedestrian plazas by adding definitions to section 4-01 and a new section 4-16 to the Department’s rules. The rules, among other things, formalize an application process by which the Department will designate pedestrian plazas; impose uniform rules of conduct for all pedestrian plazas; and create specific rules for the Times Square Pedestrian Plaza. The rules will take effect on Monday, June 20, 2016. |
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