New York City officials have to work hard to make sure that decent safety procedures are in place to handle the massive volumes of traffic that flows in and out of the five boroughs every day through the city’s extensive infrastructure of bridges, tunnels and roads. The massive population of New York City and the nature of its topography with multiple islands and peninsulas sharing local access points requires a great deal of costly infrastructure that can put a strain on municipal budgets. There’s also the extremely important burden of managing these structures and all of the areas that facilitate smooth traffic flow and safety