NYC-WTC_000141585
Map showing the condition of buildings at the World Trade Center site as of September 21, 2001.
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Manhattan vehicle entry restrictions notice, Oct 2001
Machine-extracted title · confidence 95%Notice detailing restrictions on vehicle entries into Manhattan following the September 11 attacks.
NYC-WTC_000141014–000141017Folder label: “EPA WEB”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
RESTRICTIONS ON VEHICLE ENTRIES INTO MANHATTAN ... http://nyc.gov/html/oein/transit/html/routes_drive.html
Secondary Measures If conditions warrant, other arterials may be reserved as follows: »Park Avenue and Park Avenue South from 23rd to 72nd Streets - reserved for taxicabs and emergency vehicles. «66th and 65th Streets from First to Columbus Avenues (including the 66th Street Central Park transverse roadway) - reserved for taxicabs, buses, and emergency vehicles. Additionally, traffic flow considerations may warrant the suspensions of authorized parking privileges and truck loading areas throughout extensive areas of the Manhattan CBD. Regulations on Arterial Roadways The "No Standing" regulations on certain major arterials will be extended in the peak direction to include the hours of 6-10 AM and 3-8 PM. These arterials are: Manhattan »181st Street-Amsterdam Avenue to St Nicholas Avenue (northside-AM; southside-PM) «145th Street - Lenox Avenue to Frederick Douglass Boulevard (both sides - AM/PM); Frederick Douglass Boulevard to Bradhurst Avenue (northside - AM; southside - PM) «125th Street - 2nd Avenue to Lexington Avenue (both sides - AM/PM); Broadway to 12th Avenue (both sides - AM/PM) «96th Street - 1st Avenue to Lexington Avenue (southside - AM; north side - AM/PM); Broadway to Riverside Drive (both sides - AM/PM) »72nd Street - West End Avenue to Riverside Drive (both sides - AM/PM) • 57th Street - FDR Drive to 12th Avenue (both sides - AM/PM) »42nd Street - FDR Drive to 12th Avenue (both sides - AM/PM) » 34th Street - FDR Drive to 12th Avenue (both sides - AM/PM) «23rd Street - 10th Avenue to West Side Highway (both sides - AM/PM) »Houston Street - Greenwich Street to West Side Highway (both sides - PM); FDR Drive to Pitt Street (southside - PM) ® Delancey Street - Williamsburg Bridge to Allen Street (northside - AM; southside - PM) Canal Street - East Broadway to Holland Tunnel (both sides - AM/PM) First Avenue - 60th Street to 34th Street (both sides - AM/PM) ft Second Avenue - 65th Street to 32nd Street (both sides - AM/PM)
8 Third Avenue - 59th Street to 34th Street (both sides - AM/PM)
«Ninth Avenue - 57th Street to 30th Street (westside - AM; eastside - PM) »Tenth Avenue - 42nd Street to 31st Street (westside - PM; eastside - AM/PM) Brooklyn »Flatbush Avenue - Kings Highway to the Manhattan Bridge (eastside-AM; westside-PM) «Coney Island Avenue - Kings Highway to Park Circle (eastside - AM; westside - PM) »Hamilton Avenue-Third Avenue to Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel (eastside-AM ;westside-PM) «Atlantic Avenue-Eastern Parkway to the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (northside-AM; southside-PM) »Fourth Avenue - 60th Street to Flatbush Avenue (southside - AM;
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NYC-WTC_000141016
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