A northeast Queens lawmaker’s initiative giving seniors free access to transportation has expanded.

Councilman Paul Vallone (D-Bayside) joined the Selfhelp Clearview Senior Center to reveal the re-launch of a free transportation program for elderly constituents on Monday.

Northeast Queens seniors have a new and easy way to get where they need to go.

After year of lobbying, Bayside residents will finally see a special left-hand turn signal installed at a high-traffic intersection.

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A transportation system designed to carry elderly residents around Northeast Queens has proven to be a success, according to Councilman Paul Vallone.

Costing them zero dollars, seniors in the transportation desert of northeast Queens will be able to call rides for medical appointments throughout the city and Nassau County and take a van service to cultural institutions and shopping trips, the latter of which will be given once or twice weekly.

Seniors in Northeast Queens will find it a little easier getting around thanks to a new transportation program.

As the saying goes, everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day and that was the case at the Selfhelp Austin Street Senior Center in Forest Hills Friday.

IDNYC pop-up at Flushing’s Selfhelp center has gotten off to a great start.