Traffic

Frustrated flaggers worked to keep Binghamton and Johnson City motorists in line as a pavement milling operation got underway on Main Street.

Motorists navigating streets throughout much of the city of Binghamton are encountering changing traffic patterns and some unexpected congestion because of ongoing construction projects.

One aspect of a $6.2 million improvement project on Binghamton's Main Street is bothering a few motorists.

Construction crews are about to begin work around the scene of the fire that resulted in the death of Binghamton Firefighter John "JR" Gaudet.

Memorial Day is fast approaching, which means tens of millions will soon flood national highways and snarl traffic.

A contractor has started a nearly half-million-dollar repair job on the historic Square Deal Arch at the Johnson City-Binghamton line.

Some relief is eventually coming for drivers traveling on the Southern Tier Expressway through eastern Tioga County.

A major bridge in the village of Johnson City is about to be shut down as construction crews prepare to replace the existing concrete deck and sidewalks.

Route 17 commuters should prepare for possible slower travel times and lane reductions until 2025.

At least three vehicles sustained damage from a crater-like pothole that opened up near a bridge on Route 17 in Vestal.

Statewide, NYS troopers arrested 178 people for DWI and investigated 765 crashes, with zero fatalities reported.

Meet the New Yorker who created the first traffic circle and was also behind one way streets, traffic lights, stop signs, and more!

A broken sanitary sewer line that resulted in a discharge into a town of Union creek was linked to a recently-installed utility pole.

This addition to the existing law provides increased protection for motorists and emergency responders alike.