New York City is bracing for significant traffic and subway disruptions as it prepares for the Knicks’ victory parade. Following disturbances on Saturday, Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch announced the deployment of a record 10,000 police officers to secure the event. Vehicle traffic will be restricted south of Canal Street, and access to subway stations in the parade area will be limited. The extensive security measures are a direct response to recent unrest and aim to ensure public safety during the celebrations. Officials have not detailed the nature of Saturday’s disturbances, but the heightened police presence indicates a concern for potential further incidents. The parade route and specific station closures have been publicized to inform commuters and residents. The NYPD is prioritizing crowd control and preventing any disruptions to the celebratory atmosphere.