Two Lanes Closed on New York FDR Drive, Traffic Jam
Two lanes near East 90th Street on New York Manhattan's FDR Drive were closed to traffic. It was reported that drivers waited for about an hour.
In the United States, a traffic disruption occurred on FDR Drive in Manhattan, New York, on Monday, November 2. According to traffic records from the New York State Department of Transportation, two of the three southbound lanes near East 90th Street were closed to traffic. The incident, logged at about 17:29, was attributed to a “mispositioned commercial vehicle” in the traffic system. As a result, vehicle passage along the route was significantly restricted.
Drivers Waited Approximately One Hour
According to information relayed from the area, drivers waited on the road for about an hour due to traffic congestion. It was also suggested that the disruption may have been caused by a fallen cable on the road.
However, no information about a fallen cable was found in the traffic record accessible to the New York State. The official record lists only a road obstruction caused by a commercial vehicle.
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