New York City is transforming urban spaces for Halloween, opening 160 streets and plazas across all five boroughs to vehicles to create pedestrian-friendly zones for festivities. The initiative aims to enhance safety and community engagement by allowing residents to explore car-free areas filled with decorations and seasonal activities. Local neighborhoods will benefit from expanded public spaces designed to accommodate trick-or-treating and entertainment. Authorities emphasize the move as a way to foster a more inclusive and enjoyable holiday experience for families.
NYC opens 160 car-free streets and plazas for Halloween events across 5 boroughs FOX 5 New York
