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Hitting the road this weekend? Mind these NYC street closures.


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Catalina Gonella

Published May 28, 2026


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Another weekend means another set of road closures New York City drivers should be aware of before hitting the road.

This weekend will be sometimes cloudy, sometimes sunny, with highs around 60 on Saturday and in the upper 70s Sunday.

Below we’ve compiled the events causing some of the more significant street closures. More planned street closures, including smaller ones for construction and truck deliveries, are listed on the city Department of Transportation’s website. The city also maintains a map of ongoing traffic changes here. Information on Open Streets — which are closed to traffic to allow for pedestrian and bike use — can be found here.

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