Official proclamation declaring a State of Emergency in NYC due to damage and safety risks from the World Trade Center attacks.
NYC-WTC_000152142–000152146
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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authorization pass. Such authorization is limited to
performing the approved activity, and then the person must
immediately leave the area. Dor " (ii) No vehicles other than passenger cars containing two persons
or more, authorized buses, and two or three axle single unit
trucks will be permitted to enter Manhattan via the Holland
Tunnel between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. At all other times,
passenger cars containing less than two persons, authorized
buses, and two or three axle single unit trucks will be
permitted to enter Manhattan via the Holland Tunnel. No
vehicles other than passenger cars and authorized buses shall
be permitted to exit Manhattan via the Holland Tunnel. All
passenger cars containing fewer than two persons shall be
prohibited from entering Manhattan via any bridge or tunnel
with an entry point south of 14th Street between the hours of
6:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., Monday through Friday. The
prohibition set forth immediately above shall not include:
authorized emergency vehicles; passenger cars with official.
commercial or NYP plates; vehicles carrying medical
personnel; hearses; motorcycles; vehicles with NYC special
parking identification permits for the disabled; medallion taxi
cabs and livery vehicles authorized by the NYC Taxi and
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