Press Release 2003-062

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Press Release | NO. 2003-062

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Release # 062
Tuesday, June 10, 2003

	New York City Police Department Announces Change In Traffic Flow On Segment Of 11th Avenue In Manhattan

	The New York City Police Department today announced that starting at midnight tonight, Tuesday, June 10, traffic will flow southbound in all lanes of 11th Avenue between West 27th and 34th Streets. This segment of 11th Avenue was originally southbound only, but following the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, it was divided into a two-way street to facilitate traffic congestion in the area. Tonight the avenue will return to its former configuration.