Massive security is in place in a city known for letting the good times roll, with lingering anxiety because of the Jan. 1 ...

NYC is investing $57 million to redesign part of 42nd Street to prevent vehicle-based terror attacks like the recent incident ...

With Mobile’s first Mardi Gras parade this week, the city has added bollards to sidewalks to help protect crowds during the ...

Following last month's terrorist attack on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, the New York State Department of Transportation is moving forward with plans to spend $57 million to redesign West 42nd Street ...

The city is spending $57 million to overhaul a busy stretch of 42nd Street with pedestrian safety improvements and will add ...

NDOT also revealed a pilot program to put retractable bollards where 5th Avenue, known as Rep. John Lewis Way, meets Broadway. Kibby says these barriers, called “Raptor retractable shallow mount” ...

Sculptural barriers designed for aesthetic interest or tree-lined buffers at the edge of gathering areas can provide protection for pedestrians in an aesthetically pleasing manner. These can be better ...

If successful, the program could be extended, according to a representative with the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure.

NDOT selected these bollards, called Raptor Retractable Shallow Mount bollards, due to their strength and due to the existing utility network underneath the street.

The new security measure is in response to the deadly attack in New Orleans on New Year’s Day. 14 people died after a man plowed a pickup truck through a crowd. Dozens more including some people from ...

The City is planning to spend $57 million to redesign W42nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues to increase safety for pedestrians and protect against terror attacks, while also replacing critical ...

JUST five weeks ago, horror filled the streets of New Orleans. A sickening terrorist attack just hours into 2025 killed 14 people who were celebrating the New Year on the iconic Bourbon Street. It ...