Section 19-180*2. Performance indicators

a. For the purposes of this section,
  the following terms shall be defined as follows:
    1.  "Bicycle  screen  lines"  shall  mean locations where bicycles are
  ridden, including but not limited  to  greenways,  roadways  and  bridge
  crossings.
    2.  "Borough  screen  lines" shall mean locations where roadways cross
  between boroughs.
    3. "City screen lines" shall mean locations where roadways  enter  the
  city.
    4.   "High   performance   modes"   shall   mean  a  form  of  surface
  transportation  other  than  automobiles,  including   buses,   ferries,
  bicycling and walking, that more efficiently uses roadways and waterways
  to move people.
    5. "Key corridors" shall mean major arterial roadways where changes in
  street operations, such as lane reapportionments, lane reconfigurations,
  significant  adjustments  in traffic and parking regulations and changes
  in traffic signal timing have been completed, are being  implemented  or
  are being studied.
    b.  The  department  shall  develop and monitor performance indicators
  that will assist in assessing and reducing  the  amount  of  traffic  on
  transportation   infrastructure   and  promote  high  performance  modes
  citywide and within each borough. Such indicators shall include:
    1. vehicle volume data at city screen lines, borough screen lines  and
  river crossings.
    2. vehicle volume data and other data where appropriate, including but
  not  limited  to  vehicle  speed,  bus  speed and ridership, pedestrian,
  bicycle and crash data, on key corridors.
    3. vehicle speed data to  be  determined  utilizing  available  global
  positioning systems data.
    4. bicycle volume data based on bicycle screen lines.
    5.  ferry  volume  data  based  upon  information  on  ridership  from
  city-operated and private ferry services.
    c. The performance indicators developed pursuant to this section shall
  be measured and reported citywide and by borough by the  department  and
  submitted  in  a written report to the council and the mayor by November
  1st  of  each  following  calendar  year.  Where  such  report  provides
  information  for  a  key corridor, such report shall provide performance
  indicators before and after construction or project implementation. Such
  report shall include information  for  each  indicator  from  the  prior
  calendar  year  and  shall  describe  departmental assessments about the
  projects where appropriate.
    d. All reports required to be submitted pursuant to subdivision  c  of
  this  section  shall  be  made  available  on  the department's official
  website within seven days of each such submission.
    * NB There are 2 §19-180's