Traffic alert: Annual Tour de Bronx prompts road closures Sunday
The Tour de Bronx is expected to bring thousands to the borough.
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7ds agoThe Bronx is set to host the largest free cycling event in the state on Sunday - and with it comes road closures.
The Tour de Bronx is expected to bring thousands to the borough.
The Department of Transportation released a list of road closures, all up to the discretion of the NYPD.
You can find the full list of closures here.
There will be three biking routes, including a 10-mile route for families, a 25-mile route for intermediate riders and a 40-mile route for advanced cyclists.
Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson said she will participate in the 25-mile route for the third year in a row.
There is still time to sign up. Head on over to https://www.ilovethebronx.com/tour-de-bronx to participate in what the city is calling #Biketober!
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