Photos Of New York The Day After The Terror Attack

A view of the Freedom Town from Chambers Street, close to where Sayfullo Saipov collided with a school bus after driving down a pedestrian and bike path in a deadly terror attack on Oct. 31. Eight people died and more were injured.

New Yorkers commute from Brooklyn into Manhattan on the N train Wednesday morning, miles from the scene.

A woman opens the doors to a shop on Harrison Street, around the corner from the site of the attack.

MTA workers gather at 14th Street, about two miles from the scene.

News crews assemble near the site of the attack on Chambers Street, which was closed to traffic. Stuyvesant High School, the building on the right, held classes on Wednesday (students were allowed to enter from another street). "Crisis counselors will be available for students and staff throughout the day," according to a letter from Principal Eric Contreras.

Police block cars from entering Chambers Street

West Street, where the attacker ran over victims on the pedestrian and bike path using a truck rented from Home Depot, was still closed on Wednesday.

Police remained at the scene on West Street by the Hudson River.

A woman strolls with children by Union Square Park, about two miles from the scene.

Children play in Union Square Park, miles from the scene.

Shoppers pick groceries at the Union Square Greenmarket on Wednesday, miles from the site of the incident.

A couple gets cozy near the site of the terror attack.

A child chases pigeons in Union Square about two miles from scene.

A quiet scene on Harrison Street, just blocks from the incident, on Wednesday morning.

The sun rising by the Brooklyn Bridge on Wednesday, nearly a mile away.