Manhattan’s streets are expected to face severe congestion as the United Nations General Assembly convenes, with officials warning of some of the worst gridlock in years. The influx of diplomats, delegates, and visitors for the high-profile event is anticipated to overwhelm usual traffic patterns, particularly around key access points. Authorities have urged commuters to plan alternative routes or consider public transit to avoid delays. Disruptions are likely to persist throughout the duration of the assembly, impacting both local residents and travelers.
Traffic To Crawl Through Manhattan As Un General Assembly Brings Years Worst Gridlock News12 | Hudson Valley
