The vehicle rampage that killed a teenage tourist in New York's Times Square is spurring calls to further restrict cars from the so-called Crossroads of the World.
Broadway became a pedestrian-only zone at Times Square eight years ago.
Now some city officials and traffic experts say the car ban should be expanded to include the north-south artery Seventh Avenue.
Police say Richard Rojas was high on PCP when he drove a car through crowds of Times Square pedestrians on May 18, killing 18-year-old Alyssa Elsman, of Portage, Michigan, and injuring 22 others.
The 26-year-old Rojas was arrested on charges of murder and attempted murder and is being held pending his July 13 arraignment. An attorney for Rojas did not immediately return a call seeking comment.
The violence happened on Seventh Avenue north of 42nd Street, near where the glittering ball drops every New Year's Eve.
