We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. To celebrate, city officials, along with members of Transportation Alternatives—which has pushed for a vehicle-less park since the s—hosted a bike ride last night that followed behind the last car to drive through the park.
The change applies only to the West, Center, East, and Terrace drives in the park below 72nd Street, with the transverse roads at 66th and 79th streets unaffected. Previously, the De Blasio administration banned cars north of 72nd Street, with the transverse roads at 86th and 96th streets still open to cars and buses.
They clog up the streets, they line practically every block. Windshield perspective never looked so good. Ken Coughlin. TransAlt pic. This is the last car to drive in Central Park. Tomorrow, June 27th, is the day Central Park becomes car-free. NYC Parks is making important service changes.
Find out more about our additional safety precautions, program cancellations, and potential closures before you head to a park or recreation center. For more information, please visit our Service Announcements page. Learn more about Central Park's car policy. Learn more about scheduled closures at Central Park. These vehicles help keep Prospect Park clean and safe. Other vehicles may be approved to use the park to help a concession or special event, or for seasonal access to the LeFrak Center at Lakeside.
Most permitted events do not allow cars or other vehicles. Learn more about Prospect Park's car policy.
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