The Donald Trump 'hush money' trial will cause headaches for people who live, work and visit Lower Manhattan.
NEW YORK -- During the entire length of former President Donald Trump 's 'hush money' trial there are going to be traffic disruptions and possibly protests.CBS New York already saw both on Monday, which was only the trial's first day.The Trump proceeding will cause headaches for people who live, work and visit Lower Manhattan .'It's important to be down here to see what's going on,' one New Yorker said.
In addition, 56th Street is closed between Fifth and Madison avenues.'This is a disturbance for everybody as far as driving trying to get to work on time, getting home safely. So it's a disturbance, but we have no control over it,' one woman said.If you can choose when to be in the area near the courthouse, Wednesdays are your best bet, as the Trump trial will have scheduled midweek breaks.
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