Disabled New Yorkers sue city over "Open Streets" program
A dozen disabled New Yorkers, allege the three-year-old program is nothing more than "Orwellian Newspeak" and should actually be called “Closed Streets."
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A dozen disabled New Yorkers, allege the three-year-old program is nothing more than "Orwellian Newspeak" and should actually be called “Closed Streets."
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Updated 4 hours ago What to Know For 12 hours a day a section of Driggs Avenue at Russell Street is supposed to be closed to through traffic as part of the city's Open Streets program -- but the barricades have disappeared. A video from a neighbor captured a man in a truck with an Amazon logo taking the barricades and driving off. The barricades stolen were part of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Open Streets program -- an initiative developed at the height of the pandemic to create more open space adjacent to parks which were being flooded with people eager to get out of their apartments.