Truck Routes Map

NYC DOT designated truck routes, by community district, with the changes effective October 4, 2026

Truck route network changes effective October 4, 2026

From the NYC DOT list published September 2026. Numbers match the DOT map. Tap "Show" to zoom to that change on the map. Additions become designated truck routes; removals stop being truck routes; the designation change on Astoria Boulevard alters the route type.

Every designated truck route in New York City: through routes, local routes and limited local routes, all 32,939 segments across the five boroughs. Turn districts on and off below, search an address, or open a whole borough. Every community district is labeled and colored on the map. The City Council, State Senate, State Assembly and Congressional districts that overlap the selected districts are listed as toggles; tap one to draw it. Tap any segment for the street, route type, posted restrictions and the section of the NYC Traffic Rules that designates it.

Network changes take effect October 4, 2026. NYC DOT has finalized the truck route network redesign. The additions, removals and one designation change are drawn on the map (green, red and orange) and listed below. A new printed truck map is due in 2027. DOT map and list of changes (PDF)

Data: NYC DOT New York City Truck Routes via NYC Open Data (rows updated March 2, 2026, downloaded September 10, 2026), 32,939 segments. Changes: NYC DOT truck route network redesign, effective October 4, 2026. Change geometry derived from the NYC DCP street centerline (CSCL) and NYC Geoclient. District boundaries: NYC DCP. Built by Brooklyn Community Board 6 for bkcb6.app.