Whether traveling for work, errands or recreation, please consider walking, biking or taking public transportation whenever.

frozen along with all avenues east of Seventh and more. Answer 1 of 5: 'NYC DOT designates the busiest traffic days of the year as Gridlock Alert Days. Variable Message System (VMS) boards have been placed around New York City to warn of expected delays. closed from 48th to 51st Sts., FDR Drive below 63rd St. Gridlock Alert Days: For 2022, DOT had identified 19 Gridlock Alert Days with the majority during the December holiday season days when traffic is expected to be at its slowest and most congested.

and 10 p.m., including one at Sheraton Hotel. The Department of Transportation released a list of gridlock alert days for the rest of 2022, which include next week's United Nations General Assembly and the holiday season. 30: 'Biggest Gridlock Alert Day of Decade! Tree lighting at Rockefeller Center and President Obama in NYC for fundraisers between 3 p.m. 28 ( NOT NYC-designated gridlock alert days): 'Return trips home causes gridlock on the roads, rails and skies. Five Rockettes’ performances at Radio City.' 25 (NOT a NYC-designated gridlock alert day): 'Biggest shopping day of year and biggest parking ticket day of year, since Black Friday feels like a major parking holiday, which it’s not! All parking rules in effect. Black Friday begins earlier than ever with some shops opening 10 p.m. Despite the number of vehicles on our streets, New Yorkers most often choose from a variety of available. All roads and crossings stuffed after 1 p.m. Coined in New York City, the term gridlock means traffic congestion that blocks a city’s network of intersections and has been used to describe the Manhattan core’s overwhelming traffic volume in general. 24 (NOT a NYC-designated gridlock alert day): 'Thanksgiving Day Parade down Central Park West to 59th St. Whether traveling for work, errands or recreation, please consider walking, biking or taking public transportation whenever possible. West 77th and 81st Streets closed for balloon inflation. NYC DOT designates the busiest traffic days of the year as Gridlock Alert Days. New York City traffic expert Sam 'Gridlock Sam' Schwartz also weighed in with his own gridlock rundown for the next several days:

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