New York City’s streets are set to grind to a near‑standstill this weekend as a combination of construction projects, a major marathon and scheduled street closures converge across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. Drivers can expect snarls on key arteries such as the FDR Drive, the Brooklyn‑Queens Expressway and several downtown avenues, while commuters relying on public transit should brace for crowded subways and rerouted bus routes. The article offers practical workarounds: alternative routes that dodge the worst bottlenecks, tips for using bike lanes and Citi Bike stations, and a rundown of the most reliable ferry services. It also highlights real‑time traffic‑monitoring apps and suggests timing trips around peak‑hour windows to avoid the worst delays.
NYC traffic is going to be a mess this weekend. Here’s how to get around. Gothamist
