Hundreds of thousands of tourists are expected to flock to New York to witness the once-in-a-generation occasion ‐ likely causing major traffic jams in and around the state.
The Great North American Eclipse is coming on April 8, and so are swarms of tourists. The eclipse will likely clog traffic across the state. Governor Kathy Hochul says travelers can expect high volumes of traffic as numerous eclipse-viewing events are being held across the state. To reduce traffic, construction and lane closures will be paused during the eclipse.
Even though the NYC area will miss out on the chance of total darkness, Even the FAA is warning travelers to expect delays and possible cancelations on the week of the eclipse. Travelers are advised to get to their destination early and plan on staying late to avoid the most traffic, allow for extra travel time, and travel prepared with food and water. The New York State Thruway Authority released dos and don'ts for traveling across the interstate.
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