There are nearly 6,000 miles of streets in New York City.

If your project will involve performing construction or placing equipment on a city-owned sidewalk, roadway, or highway, you will need to obtain a permit from the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT).

If you’re looking for more clarity on the DOT permitting process or how to best prepare for an upcoming construction project, we’ve got a helpful eBook that explains everything.

In our eBook, “The Road to DOT Permit Approvals,” we outline the DOT’s role in permitting construction projects and dive into the workflows for obtaining the most commonly sought DOT permits. 

These include permits for:

• Street openings
• Building operations and construction activity
• Sidewalk construction or repair
• Canopy authorizations