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From the Commissioner: NYC DOT is committed to providing all people with equitable access, regardless of their ability or circumstances.

Traveling around New York City can be challenging for even the most intrepid commuter, but the disability community often faces additional difficulties navigating their city. That is why we are dedicated to making our streets and sidewalks accessible and safe for all.

The work undertaken by NYC DOT is critical to achieving this goal. With over 241,000 ramps across the five boroughs, we are focused on installing new pedestrian ramps that are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

We invite you to explore the resources provided on this site to learn more about the program.

— Mike Flynn

From the Accessibility Coordinator: NYC DOT is committed to improving the safety and accessibility of pedestrian ramps around the City.

— Edmund Asiedu