Three officials who hold years of experience in city government but have played roles in far-reaching controversies have been selected to lead the incoming transportation administration of Mayor-elect Eric Adams.
Adams chose City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez of Upper Manhattan as the next Department of Transportation commissioner. The mayor-elect also tapped the present and former leaders of the beleaguered Taxi and Limousine Commission for important roles.
Together, the three appointments signal Adams’ desire to place experienced hands at the wheel of city government at a time when big issues are pressuring New York. Traffic fatalities are reaching 10-year highs. Congestion is so bad that the state Legislature is aiming
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