NYC announces gridlock alert days due to United Nations General Assembly
The assembly is already underway and will end with the high-level general debate on Sept. 30.
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Sep 18, 2025, 11:10 AM
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Updated 5 min ago
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1h agoThe New York City Police Department is working to keep the city safe during the United Nations General Assembly.
The assembly is already underway and will end with the high-level general debate on Sept. 30.
As a reminder, the UN General Assembly also comes with many street closures in Midtown.
The Department of Transportation deemed all of next week as gridlock alert days.
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