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Midtown Manhattan launched its first day of a pilot program restricting car traffic on several major streets, including parts of 42nd Street. The move aims to reduce congestion and pollution while creating pedestrian-friendly spaces.
Commuters had mixed reactions, with some praising the quieter streets and others frustrated by detours. The city will evaluate the program’s success after its three-month trial period.
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