NYC's 'Trick-or-Streets' returns this weekend
The initiative, which started last year, is helping New Yorkers celebrate Halloween by expanding car-free pedestrian spaces for families and trick-or-treaters.
Source: fox5ny.com
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The initiative, which started last year, is helping New Yorkers celebrate Halloween by expanding car-free pedestrian spaces for families and trick-or-treaters.
New York City announced the return of 'Trick-or-Streets,' a program designed to create safe, open space for Halloween festivities in the city.
In 2022, the program was implemented at over 150 locations citywide, spanning roughly 300 blocks.
Here's information on this year's Staten Island locations.
New Yorkers are encouraged to leave their car at home and embrace biking, walking and public transportation.