We knew getting to work was going to be miserable today, but the gridlock is almost hard to fathom. It seems like people have given up wheels altogether in many spots and have just started walking.
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Sandy Floods the Streets with Traffic
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Sandy's Static Streets
Bumper to bumper on a sunny Park Avenue. (Ross Sheingold/Instagram)
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Sandy's Static Streets
Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn is worse than usual. (Brooklyn Spoke/Instagram)
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Sandy's Static Streets
Cars are queuing up to cross the Queensboro. (Joshua Norkin/Instagram)
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Sandy's Static Streets
And the Queensboro bike path is packed, too. (critmasspanic/Twitter)
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Sandy's Static Streets
Sixth Avenue appears to have returned to normal. (gelles/Instagram)
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Sandy's Static Streets
Traffic is backed up leading to the Brooklyn Bridge. (Aubrey Archangel/Twitter)
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Sandy's Static Streets
Plenty of foot traffic on the Williamsburg Bridge. (ryanmuir/Instagram)
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Sandy's Static Streets
Sam Sifton, The Times's national editor, had a miserable commute. (samsifton/Instagram)
