Interstate 95 South - New York City

Exit 8 B loops onto Pelham Parkway east from Interstate 95 (Bruckner Expressway) south. Curving northeast to Pelham Bay Park and the Hutchinson River, Pelham Parkway transitions into Shore Road. City Island Road heads east from Shore Road to Orchard Beach and City Island.

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Exit 8 A forms the southbound beginning of the Bruckner Expressway frontage street system at Westchester Avenue.

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I-95 (Bruckner Expressway) drops below grade by Pelham Bay Park one mile ahead of the wye interchange (Exit 7 A) with Interstate 695. Prior to 1986, I-695 was designated as I-295 Spur.

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The Bruckner Interchange (Exits 6 B/A), where I-95 meets I-678 south to the Whitestone Bridge and I-278 west to the RFK Bridge, is 1.7 miles to the southwest.

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The overhead indicating the average travel time to the George Washington Bridge by the pedestrian overpass at Bruckner Boulevard and Buhre Avenue was installed by 2014.

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Interstate 95 confirming marker posted beyond the entrance ramp from Bruckner Boulevard south of Burhe Avenue.

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Exit 7 B onto Bruckner Boulevard departs just ahead of Left Exit 7 A for Interstate 695 south. Bruckner Boulevard intersects Tremont Avenue three blocks to the west.

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I-95 (Bruckner Expressway) turns southwest from I-695 (Throgs Neck Expressway) to the Bruckner Interchange where I-278 branches west to the RFK (Triboro) Bridge to Manhattan.

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E Tremont Avenue links the Schuylerville and Throgs Neck communities in the Bronx.

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Interstate 678 travels south from Hutchinson River Parkway and I-95 at Exit 6 A to Queens.

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I-695 follows the northern leg of the Throgs Neck Expressway. I-295 overtakes the southern leg southeast to the Throgs Neck Bridge. The Throgs Neck and Clearview Expressways were part of Interstate 78 until 1971.

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I-695 (Throgs Neck Expressway) south to Interstate 295 and the Throgs Neck Bridge connects I-95 with Queens. The Clearview Expressway links with Cross Island Parkway, I-495 (Long Island Expressway), and Grand Central Parkway east to Long Island.

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Interstate 695 angles 1.51 miles southeast from Left Exit 7 A to I-295 (Cross Bronx Expressway) through the Throggs Neck neighborhood.

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Turning westward toward the Bruckner Interchange (Exits 6 B/A) with I-278 west and I-678 (Hutchinson River Expressway), Interstate 95 (Bruckner Expressway) continues below grade by the Schuylerville community.

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Traffic partitions at Left Exit 6B with two lanes for Interstate 278 and two lanes for I-95 along the Cross Bronx Expressway west to the George Washington Bridge. I-278 continues the Bruckner Expressway southwest to Soundview, Hunts Point and the Triboro (RFK) Bridge.

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The Robert F. Kennedy Bridge connects I-278 (Bruckner Expressway) with Manhattan in 5.4 miles. I-278 returns to I-95 at Elizabeth, New Jersey. The Triborough Bridge was renamed the RFK Bridge in 2008.

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Interstate 678 continues the Hutchinson River Parkway south as Hutchinson River Expressway from the Bruckner Interchange (Exit 6 A) to the tolled Bronx Whitestone Bridge.

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Interstate 678 travels 14.70 miles south to the passenger terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) via the Van Wyck Expressway through Queens.

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Exit 6 A also provides access to Bruckner Boulevard, the parallel frontage road to I-278 through Unionport.

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The southbound mainline of I-95 reduces to a single lane ahead of Interstate 678 northbound entrance ramp.

12/17/17

The north end of Interstate 295 (Cross Bronx Expressway) adds two additional lanes from the left, a half mile ahead of Exit 5 A.

12/17/17

The north end of Interstate 295 (Cross Bronx Expressway) adds two additional lanes from the left, a half mile ahead of Exit 5 A.

05/30/22

Interstate 95 reassurance marker posted at the north end of I-295 and the transition onto the Cross Bronx Expressway.

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Westchester Avenue, which began at Exit 8 A and the Pelham Bay neighborhood, returns to Interstate 95 west from the Westchester Square neighborhood.

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White Plains Road runs north to the Parkchester and Van Nest neighborhoods, and south to the Soundview neighborhood and Clason Point.

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Exit 5 A ascends onto the adjacent Cross Bronx Expressway Service Road ahead of Westchester Avenue. Westchester Avenue ties into Hugh J. Grant Circle above Interstate 95.

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Interstate 95 (Cross Bronx Expressway) passes through a tunnel below the #6 Metro line and Hugh J. Grant Circle a quarter mile ahead of Exit 4 B for Rosedale Avenue and the Bronx River Parkway at Park Versailles.

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Exit 4 B joins the Cross Bronx Expressway service road at the intersection with Rosedale Avenue. West of Rosedale Avenue, the service road separates into E 177th Street and Bronx River Avenue beyond an entrance ramp to Bronx River Parkway northbound near West Farms. The Parkway is a limited-access highway from I-278 at Soundview and Sprain Brook Parkway at Yonkers.

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Interstate 95 (Cross Bronx Expressway) spans Bronx River Parkway at this south reassurance marker.

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I-95 crosses the Bronx River at the north end of NY 895 (Sheridan Boulevard). Entrance ramps add traffic from both NY 895 and E 177th Street south ahead of Exit 3 onto E 175th Street at 3rd Avenue. NY 895 was formerly I-895 (Sheridan Expressway).

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Interstate 95 (Cross Bronx Expressway) passes under Boston Road and the Metro #2 and #5 lines west of Sheridan Boulevard.

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Crotona Parkway and Southern Boulevard pass over Interstate 95 near Hylan Park beyond this reassurance marker.

12/17/17

E 175th Avenue stems west from Arthur Avenue at Walter Gladwin Park to Exit 3 and 3rd Avenue. U.S. 1 follows Webster Avenue four blocks to the west through the Tremont neighborhood.

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Crotona Avenue crosses I-95 over this arch bridge north of Crotona Park.

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Third Avenue serves Crotona Park and the East Tremont, Fordham, and Morrisania neighborhoods of the Bronx. U.S. 1 southbound overlaps with I-95 from Webster Avenue west to the George Washington Bridge and Fort Lee, New Jersey.

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A parclo interchange (Exit 2 A) joins I-95/U.S. 1 south with Jerome Avenue a half mile west of Webster Avenue. Exits 1 D/C follow for I-87 (Major Deegan Expressway) and Exit 1 B to the Washington Bridge ahead of Amsterdam Avenue.

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U.S. 1 southbound combines with I-95 west from Webster Avenue at the Clay Avenue overpass. A dynamic message board indicates the status of the George Washington Bridge.

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Exit 2 A to Jerome Avenue connects I-95/U.S. 1 (Cross Bronx Expressway) with the Mount Hope and Morris Heights neighborhoods.

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Trucks exceeding height and width restrictions for the George Washington Bridge are directed off I-95 south for I-87 or the Washington Bridge at Exits 1 D/C/B. I-87 (Major Deegan Expressway) runs along the Harlem River south past Yankee Stadium.

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Exit 2 A departs I-95/U.S. 1 (Cross Bronx Expressway) south from the tunnel underneath the Grand Concourse. Jerome Avenue leads north to Van Cortlandt Park and I-87 at Exit 13 and south to Yankee Stadium and the Macombs Dam Bridge into Upper Manhattan.

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E 174th Street, Jerome Avenue and the Metro #4 line span I-95/U.S. 1 at the entrance ramp from Jerome Avenue.

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Interstate 87 (Major Deegan Expressway) travels north to Yonkers and south to I-278 at the RFK Bridge to Manhattan and Queens.

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Beginning from Interstate 278 (Bruckner Expressway) at Port Morris, I-87 travels 333.49 miles north from the Bronx to the Canadian border at Champlain.

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Exits 1 D/C/B separate from I-95/U.S. 1 (Cross Bronx Expressway) southbound beyond the Jesup Avenue overpass. Exit 1 B departs next onto the Washington Bridge crossing the Harlem River west to W 181st Street at Amsterdam Avenue in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan.

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Interstate 87 follows the Major Deegan Expressway throughout the Bronx. North into Yonkers and Westchester County, I-87 is the tolled New York State Thruway.

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The New York State Thruway extends north from Yonkers to Albany, where Interstate 87 shifts onto the Adirondack Northway to the Canadian border south of Montreal.

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The steel arches supporting the Washington Bridge come into view along the ramp (Exit 1 D) to I-87 (Major Deegan Expressway) southbound. The span was built in 1888.

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Flyovers connecting I-87 (Major Deegan Expressway) southbound to I-95/U.S. 1 (Cross Bronx Expressway) run alongside Exit 1 D adjacent to the Harlem River.

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The Cross Bronx Expressway passes under University Avenue ahead of the Alexander Hamilton Bridge across the Harlem River. The lone exit in Manhattan links with W 181st Street and NY 9A (Henry Hudson Parkway) via the roadway to the Lower Level of the George Washington Bridge.

12/17/17

I-95/U.S. 1 southbound partitions into separate roadways for the Upper and Lower Levels of the George Washington Bridge just west of the Alexander Hamilton Bridge.

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Exit 1 A departs from I-95/U.S. 1 south 0.75 miles west of the Alexander Hamilton Bridge.

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The Upper and Lower Levels of the George Washington Bridge (GWB) commence west with two lanes each. All truck traffic is required to use the Upper Level.

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Flyover ramps from the Washington Bridge westbound and Harlem River Drive northbound add an additional lane to both the Upper and Lower Levels for the George Washington Bridge.

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I-95/U.S. 1 (Trans-Manhattan Expressway) passes through a series of tunnels at Washington Heights west 0.4 miles to Exit 1 for NY 9A (Henry Hudson Parkway) south to Lower Manhattan and Haven Avenue north to W 181st Street.

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NY 9A travels 47.25 miles from Hugh L. Carey Tunnel (I-478) and FDR Drive at Battery Park north to U.S. 9 at Peekskill.

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Exit 1 splits into ramps for Haven Avenue north to W 181st Street at Washington Heights and a directional ramp south to NY 9A (Henry Hudson Parkway) and Riverside Drive. Riverside Drive from W 181st Street leads directly onto NY 9A northbound.

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The Trans-Manhattan Expressway passes under Wadsworth Tower and the GWB Bus Station Market. U.S. 9 southbound follows adjacent W 179th Street from Broadway onto the Upper Level of the George Washington Bridge.

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Two lanes depart I-95/U.S. 1 south from the Lower Level of the GWB at Exit 1. Henry Hudson Parkway is a limited-access route south to West Side and north to Saw Mill Parkway in Yonkers.

04/21/11

Ramps from the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal converge onto the Upper Level of Interstate 95 south where Exit 1 separates from the Lower Level. U.S. 9 overlaps with I-95/U.S. 1 from the entrance ramp above west to Fort Lee, New Jersey.

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A flyover also connects Riverside Drive and NY 9A (Henry Hudson Parkway) with the Upper Level of the George Washington Bridge.

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With auxiliary lanes, the GWB Upper Level accommodates eight overall lanes.

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The east tower of the George Washington Bridge stands next to The Little Red Lighthouse by the east banks of the Hudson River.

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Tolls are not charged in the westbound direction of the George Washington Bridge.

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I-95/U.S. 1-9 cross the New Jersey state line midway across the Hudson River. Although unmarked, U.S. 46 overlaps with I-95 west from the state line to Exit 72 B, where U.S. 1/9 south part ways.

12/17/17

Southbound I-95/U.S. 1-9 continue with three lanes across the Lower Level of the George Washington Bridge.

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The George Washington Bridge crosses the west bank of the Hudson River into the borough of Fort Lee, New Jersey above Hazard Beach.

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