Summer Streets brings over 22 miles of car-free roads to New York City

NYC Summer Streets to return in July, offering 22 miles of vehicle-free roads

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — On Wednesday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez announced the return of the Summer Streets program next month, featuring car-free roads at designated times across the five boroughs, including Staten Island.

Summer Streets brings over 22 miles of car-free roads to New York City

NEW YORK (PIX11) -- New York City officials have unveiled the largest Summer Streets to date, offering New Yorkers the chance to travel the entire length of Manhattan on a car-free route. Over 22 miles of corridors will open for pedestrians and cyclists from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Saturday from July 26 to August 23. More Local News Additionally, New York Road Runners is launching free, community-based run and walk events on Summer Streets …

‘Summer Streets’ to feature car-free route spanning length of Manhattan

This year marks the first time New Yorkers will be able to travel the length of Manhattan — from Brooklyn Bridge to Inwood — on a car-free stretch.

Summer Streets is back—and bigger than ever

Celebrate NYC’s 400th birthday with five Saturdays of car-free streets, free events and fun in all five boroughs

This year's 'Summer Streets' will run length of Manhattan, with car-free corridor from Brooklyn Bridge to Inwood

More than 22 miles of car-free streets will open to New Yorkers for outdoor recreation and summer fun starting this month. On Tuesday, Mayor Eric Adams announced the city’s largest ever “Summer Streets” program, which will dedicate select roadways across all five boroughs to pedestrians and cyclists from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on five consecutive Saturdays, from July 26 through August 23. Notably, for the first time, Summer Streets will run the length…

City Life Org - Largest Ever Summer Streets, Unveils More Than 22 Miles of Car-Free Streets This Summer

Summer Streets on Vernon Boulevard in Queens last summer. Credit: NYC DOT Record Route with More Than 22 Miles of Car-Free Streets Across All Five Boroughs in July and August For First Time, New Yorkers Can Travel Length of Manhattan from Brooklyn Bridge to Inwood on a Car-Free Route Free, Local Running and Walking Events…