“Many of our sidewalks were crowded before this crisis even began,” said Johnson. “We need to be able to go for walks to maintain our sanity, while at the same time practicing social distancing. This is important for our overall health, and can be done while being sensitive to staffing needs of city agencies.”
Streets will open to pedestrians around the city to give coronavirus-cooped New Yorkers more open space
Prepare Now Before its too Late
Discover where products are available & compare prices
